{"id":37305,"date":"2026-03-20T20:57:07","date_gmt":"2026-03-20T20:57:07","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.sherdog.com\/news\/news\/PFL-Madrid-Van-Steenis-vs-Edwards-2-playbyplay-results-round-scoring-200522"},"modified":"2026-03-20T20:57:07","modified_gmt":"2026-03-20T20:57:07","slug":"pfl-madrid-van-steenis-vs-edwards-2-play-by-play-results-round-scoring","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.martialartskleinanzeigen.com\/videos\/pfl-madrid-van-steenis-vs-edwards-2-play-by-play-results-round-scoring\/","title":{"rendered":"PFL Madrid \u2018Van Steenis vs. Edwards 2\u2019 play-by-play, results & round scoring"},"content":{"rendered":"\n
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Sherdog’s live
\nPFL Madrid<\/a> coverage will begin Friday at 1 p.m. ET.<\/p>\n

A Middleweight
\nWorld Title Fight headlines PFL Madrid: Tune in LIVE, Friday, March
\n20 at 12 p.m. ET<\/a>.<\/p>\n

\n

Round 1<\/h3>\n

For the first time, a major MMA league will be planting its flag on
\nSpanish soil. The PFL beat the UFC and other heavies to the punch
\nwith a fight card that is appropriately headlined by a local
\nchampion. Before we get there, a bunch of fighters from the
\nEuropean region will battle it out over the next few hours. The
\naction starts in a catchweight affair that was scheduled at
\nfeatherweight. Spain\u2019s \u201cNacho\u201d Campos (6-2, 0-1 PFL) made his
\nproper marks, but the same could not be said for Frenchman Duragrin
\n(4-2, 1-1 PFL), who eclipsed the limit by a half pound. The two
\nwill meet with referee Juan Villar watching on, and they share a
\nfist bump to get things going.<\/p>\n

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Campos introduces himself with a few slapping low kicks, putting
\nDuragrin on his back foot early. He chambers and fires off one to
\nthe body, and chants in favor of him start to rain down. Duragrin
\ncrowds him, and he shoots for a takedown but ends up pushing Campos
\nto the wall after trading a few punches. Campos defends with
\nvicious elbows to the side of the head, and Duragrin wilts and
\nregains his footing to pressure the Spaniard against the wall.
\nDuragrin\u2019s attempt to take the fight down leads to him getting
\nshoved to his back, and Campos snatches up a guillotine and slides
\ninto full mount. Duragrin is able to fight out of the choke, but is
\nstill under heavy pressure and stuck against the wall. The
\nFrenchman explodes to reverse his position, and this results in
\nboth men working their way back to their feet. Duragrin grabs
\nCampos from behind while leaning him against the fencing, and he
\nelevates and slams Campos to the mat.<\/p>\n

Campos bounces back up to his feet as if he had springs in his
\nshorts, and Duragrin tries and fails to attempt a throw. Duragrin
\ndrops all the way down to pursue a double, and Campos rolls him
\naround thanks to a keylock attempt and positions himself on top.
\nCampos lowers himself down to hit an arm-triangle choke, but he is
\non the wrong side and Duragrin is not overly concerned. Campos
\nimposes heavy shoulder pressure on Duragrin\u2019s throat, and Duragrin
\nis flat on his back giving up side control but not in serious
\nsubmission danger. Campos repositions himself to half guard in
\nhopes of improving his leverage, smothering the French fighter all
\nthe while. Duragrin pulls on his foe\u2019s face and scrapes Campos\u2019
\neyes, but this all leads to the two fighting back to their feet.
\nCampos cracks his man with a heavy forearm strike to shake Duragrin
\nup, and he thumps up Duragrin with a knee to the body. Duragrin
\nfalls to his seat in pain, and Campos tries to punch him out but
\nruns out of time. When the referee separates the two, Duragrin
\ncomplains that it was a groin strike and not a knee to the
\nmidsection, and replay shows the knees were right on the belt
\nline.<\/p>\n

Sherdog Scores<\/h4>\n

Jay Pettry scores the round: 10-8 Campos
J.L. Kirven scores the round: 10-8 Campos
Mike Pendleton scores the round: 10-8 Campos<\/p>\n

Round 2<\/h3>\n

Duragrin tries to get the foul called between rounds to allow
\nhimself a little more time to recover, but Villar is not hearing it
\nand clocks the two in. Duragrin starts off extremely aggressively,
\nswinging wildly to close the distance and get his hands on the
\nSpanish fighter. Duragrin slows himself down to pursue a takedown,
\ntransitioning from a double to a body lock and throw, one in which
\nhe is able to slip around and take Campos\u2019 back. Duragrin gets his
\nhooks in but would rather shift around to get on top, and he
\nslithers over to full mount only to get pulled back to half guard.
\nDuragrin attempts his own arm-triangle choke, maintaining heavy
\nshoulder pressure until Campos bucks him to the side. Duragrin
\nrolls over to snag hold of a guillotine choke, and Campos wisely
\npresses forward to relieve the pressure on his neck by keeping
\nDuragrin\u2019s back stuck on the cage wall. Campos sits comfortably in
\nthe choke position while not overly concerned, looking to establish
\nhimself on top. Duragrin responds with 12-to-6 elbows to the thigh,
\nstriking any target with his free hand until Campos breaks out of
\nthe choke entirely.<\/p>\n

Duragrin attempts to reclaim the guillotine, and Campos is able to
\nget out of it and stand up. Duragrin immediately mat returns him
\nwith a textbook double, scooping Campos up off the ground and
\ndumping him down. Duragrin hangs on when Campos stands up once
\nmore, clinging to him from behind while kneeing his man in the back
\nso the thigh. When Campos turns around, Duragrin completes another
\ndouble. Campos scrambles like a madman, ultimately giving up his
\nback with Duragrin securing both hooks. Duragrin softs up Campos
\nfrom behind with strikes to both sides of the head, slowing only to
\npursue a rear-naked choke that is nowhere close. Duragrin readjusts
\nhis grip, and he cannot get it under the chin so the local is not
\nin danger. Campos uses his feet to push off the fencing, even
\nlocking his toes in the cage illegally to leverage himself around
\nand sneak on top. Duragrin snags an armbar off his back, and he
\nreleases it to belt Campos in the face with an upkick as the horn
\nsounds.<\/p>\n

Sherdog Scores<\/h4>\n

Jay Pettry scores the round: 10-9 Duragrin
J.L. Kirven scores the round: 10-9 Duragrin
Mike Pendleton scores the round: 10-9 Duragrin<\/p>\n

Round 3<\/h3>\n

The two men touch gloves, and this time it is Campos who comes out
\nhot. Duragrin counters him smoothly with a hip toss, and Campos
\nbounds back up to press Duragrin back to the cage wall. Duragrin
\ndefends himself by putting himself to the fence and snagging a
\nguillotine choke with one arm. Campos is solely focused on the
\ndouble-leg entry, ignoring the arm wrapped around his neck because
\nthe other is not remotely fastened. Duragrin sprawls and is dragged
\nto his seat, and he finds himself looking for answers hacking away
\nwith feeble elbows that have little effect. Campos controls and
\nsmacks Duragrin on the side of the head with a fierce elbow,
\nprompting Duragrin to burst out of the position and counter with
\nhis own level change.<\/p>\n

The Frenchman is able to ground Campos for a second, but he cannot
\nhold him there. Duragrin opens up a tiny cut on Campos\u2019 right cheek
\nwith one of his flailing strikes while asserting a position change,
\nand he keeps getting mat returns but Campos bounces up every time.
\nCampos fights his way out with a sharp elbow, and his follow-up
\nleft hand drives Duragrin back. Duragrin ducks a big swing of a
\nleft hand to clinch up, and Campos reverses him and jams him up
\nagainst the wall. Duragrin spins him around and starts working the
\nbody, absorbing knees and elbows from the Spanish fighter until
\nDuragrin swings so wildly that he slips to the floor. Duragrin
\nclimbs back upright and goes for a few punches, but he is met with
\nthudding elbows on the temple that rock him and send him to his
\nseat. Duragrin is able to survive the assault by shelling up, and
\nhe steels himself and swings back with a vengeance. Campos knees
\nhim in the guts, and Duragrin scoops him up and deposits him to the
\nfloor with seconds to spare. Campos kicks him off and time expires,
\nwith the local man walking off grinning as if he knows his hand is
\nabout to get raised.<\/p>\n

Sherdog Scores<\/h4>\n

Jay Pettry scores the round: 10-9 Campos (29-27 Campos)
J.L. Kirven scores the round: 10-9 Campos (29-27 Campos)
Mike Pendleton scores the round: 10-9 Campos (29-27 Campos)<\/p>\n

The Official Result<\/h3>\n

Nacho Campos def. Mathys Duragrin via Unanimous Decision (29-28,
\n29-28, 29-28)<\/p><\/div>\n

\n

Round 1<\/h3>\n

Spain is well-represented through this fight card, and that
\nincludes this next scheduled 165-pound \u201ccontract weight\u201d affair.
\nBlack Panther Gym rep Mora (10-6, 2 NC; 0-0 PFL) makes his
\npromotional debut against Italian SBG Ireland product Pacella (6-3,
\n3-2 PFL), who is the far more experienced in the PFL cage of the
\ntwo. Gloves are touched before they are traded, as referee Jesus
\nArjona stands by.<\/p>\n

Pacella comes out firing, hoping to take the enthusiasm out of the
\ncrowd, and the ensuing melee leads to Mora falling to his back
\nwhile launching a kick. Pacella lords over him slapping him with
\nlow kicks until Arjona stands him up, and Pacella gets back to
\nchasing after the Spanish fighter. Mora skirts around the outer
\nedge of the cage, setting up a counter but getting popped by the
\nItalian with a big right hand. Mora quickly clinches up his man,
\nsliding his leg between Pacella\u2019s to trip him up. Pacella regains
\nhis footing and breaks off with an elbow, and he is quick to
\npressure once separated. Pacella chases Mora down and nails him
\nwith a low kick, ripping a left to the body and a right upstairs
\nshortly thereafter. Mora\u2019s counters may be infrequent but they have
\nsome pop on them, with Pacella\u2019s midsection glowing red and his
\nnose leaking from a few shots up top.<\/p>\n

Mora keeps strafing either direction, not falling into a pattern so
\nhe can get cornered. This leads to Pacella swinging wildly to try
\nto pin him down, but Mora is leagues away in time. Mora counters
\nwith a step-in knee to the abdomen, and he sticks out a jab as
\nPacella wipes his nose several times. Pacella winds up with a huge
\nright hand that skims the temple, and he misses with a subsequent
\nwindmilling swing. Mora connects with a stern calf kick, and
\nPacella responds in kind. Mora slips and counters with a right hand
\nover the top, but Pacella is able to catch up with him and push him
\nto the wall. Pacella settles for a few knees to the body and a
\nquick elbow up top, and he scores a few more before breaking off.
\nMora skirts away and pitches out a high kick that gets blocked, and
\nhe gets on his bike away from Pacella. A missed front kick from
\nMora is where the round ends.<\/p>\n

Sherdog Scores<\/h4>\n

Jay Pettry scores the round: 10-9 Pacella
J.L. Kirven scores the round: 10-9 Pacella
Mike Pendleton scores the round: 10-9 Pacella<\/p>\n

Round 2<\/h3>\n

The second stanza picks up right where the two left off, with
\nPacella chasing and Mora countering. Mora gets off a high kick and
\nducks down with a responsive double, where he lifts the Italian up
\nbut cannot deposit him on his seat. Pacella leans against Mora
\nwhile Mora frames off with knees, and Mora is able to break off and
\nscurry to the side. Pacella times a solid kick to the ribcage, and
\nhe shrugs off a knee to blast the local man in the temple with a
\nright hand. Mora falls over and snatches up a leglock, but Pacella
\nwants nothing to do with it and stands up. Arjona allows Mora to
\nget up without being nailed on the way, and Pacella ducks the
\noverhand right that he sees coming from a mile away on the restart.
\nPacella crowds Mora with elbows, and a huge right and left rock the
\nSpanish man and send him collapsing to the mat. Pacella fights off
\na few upkicks to climb into the guard of his opponent, where he
\nthumps Mora up with a few more elbows.<\/p>\n

The elbows from Pacella have busted up Mora\u2019s nose, in the style of
\n\u201can eye for an eye\u201d only involving snouts, and Mora can only look
\nto Arjona for a referee standup. Pacella stays busy while on top
\nsmacking Mora around, dropping down punches and the occasional
\nslashing elbow. Mora responds with elbows from off his back, but
\nPacella\u2019s are much heavier and far more frequent. Mora looks to set
\nup an armbar when under fire, and he hooks his toes in the cage for
\nleverage but gets them slapped away by Arjona. While Mora is able
\nto push Pacella off of him for a moment, Pacella dodges the upkicks
\nflying at his melon to crowd Mora back down in his guard. Pacella
\npostures up and jackhammers Mora with punches and elbows, standing
\nup to let the rest of the round elapse. Mora surprises him with a
\nfew tripping kicks, and the bell rings.<\/p>\n

Sherdog Scores<\/h4>\n

Jay Pettry scores the round: 10-9 Pacella
J.L. Kirven scores the round: 10-9 Pacella
Mike Pendleton scores the round: 10-9 Pacella<\/p>\n

Round 3<\/h3>\n

The athletes touch gloves, and Mora hops right on his bike to
\ncircle away as Pacella plods towards him. Mora goes left and right
\nto stay away from Pacella\u2019s big swings, but Pacella is able to
\ncatch up with him and drive home a left to the liver that would
\nmake Bas Rutten smile. Mora\u2019s reply of a high kick careens off the
\nguard harmlessly, but his body kick gets under the elbows and
\npauses Pacella. Pacella gathers his thoughts with his right hand a
\nbit lower to protect his vital organs, and he starts jabbing the
\nbody of his opponent. Mora constantly moves until he stops to
\nstrike, and this opens Pacella up to kick him and chase with a pair
\nof hooks. Mora keeps moving, but he does not throw very often and
\nusually commits to single strikes. Mora puts his back to the cage
\nand stumbles, and Pacella is able to clip him with a hook or two.
\nPacella pressures him back to the chain links, squeezing him with
\nhis shoulder and offering an elbow up close.<\/p>\n

Arjona intervenes when Mora is found to have grabbed the inside of
\nPacella\u2019s gloves, and he resets them rather than potting them back
\nin the position Pacella held. Pacella takes advantage of this by
\nclinching again, and Mora turns him around and grabs the cage.
\nArjona yells at him to knock off all the fouling, and Mora gathers
\nall his remaining strength to throw Pacella on the floor. Both of
\nthem hit the deck on their faces, and they have to take a second to
\nshake out their collective cobwebs before climbing back up. Pacella
\nswings his way after Mora, bullying him to the wire and kneeing him
\na few times in the side. Mora grabs the fence a few more times to
\nhold Pacella in place, and Arjona calls time to give Mora a hard
\nwarning with a couple seconds left in the match. Nothing happens on
\nthe restart, and both men raise their hands in the air when it is
\nover.<\/p>\n

Sherdog Scores<\/h4>\n

Jay Pettry scores the round: 10-9 Pacella (30-27 Pacella)
J.L. Kirven scores the round: 10-9 Pacella (30-27 Pacella)
Mike Pendleton scores the round: 10-9 Pacella (30-27 Pacella)<\/p>\n

The Official Result<\/h3>\n

Claudio Pacella def. David Mora via Unanimous Decision (30-27,
\n30-26, 30-27)<\/p><\/div>\n

\n

Round 1<\/h3>\n

On paper, this appears to be another matchup of Spain vs. Italy
\nlike the bout preceding it. This one will have fans a bit more
\nconflicted, however, as while Giordano (4-2, 0-0 PFL) is a Spanish
\nfighter through and through, foe Schisano (5-1, 0-0 PFL) trains in
\nthe \u201cThe Bull Skin.\u201d Look it up. The bantamweights will have
\nreferee Bryan Miner watching over them for as long as this one
\nlasts, as these two PFL newcomers would like to make a splash in
\nthe next 15 minutes or fewer. With nine stoppages in nine combined
\nwins, it might not make it to the final bell.<\/p>\n

They clap hands, and both men lay claim for the center of the age.
\nGiordano peels off first, pitching out a body kick and swinging
\nwith a pair of hooks out of range. Schisano replies with a chopping
\nkick that sends Giordano off-balance, and he walks through a head
\nkick to punch his way in. Schisano bullies Giordano to the cage
\nwall, where a clinch ensues with multiple knees from the Italian.
\nGiordano is able to break free and offer a high kick on the break,
\nbut it is his one-two that actually lands cleanly. Giordano ducks
\nin to deliver an uppercut to the jaw, and Schisano responds with a
\npair of punches that knock \u201cEl Humilde\u201d back. Schisano loads up
\nwith his heavy right hand, and he follows one with a quick left
\nthat makes Giordano have to retreat. Giordano sets up and whiffs
\nwith a spinning back kick, and he darts away from the counters only
\nto spring forward with his own swings. Schisano backs him off
\nfurther with a left hook on the chin, and he keeps Giordano honest
\nwith his power.<\/p>\n

Giordano potshots him as he circles away, looking to pepper the
\nItalian man with jabs and the occasional body kick. Schisano keeps
\npowering forward with wide swings, working the body when planting
\nhis foot and cracking Giordano with a left hand. Giordano beats on
\nthe front leg with a kick, and Schisano looks at him with a
\nfrustrated expression. Schisano connects when working his way in,
\nbut Giordano beats him to the punch figuratively and literally with
\na speedy left hand. Schisano rings his bell with a huge right hand,
\nand Giordano replies with a jump knee that grazes the cheek.
\nGiordano connects with a calf kick, and Schisano shrugs at him and
\nthrows fire. Both men spin with strikes, with Schisano\u2019s kick
\nlanding while he ducks the back fist soaring at him shortly
\nthereafter. The round ends in the clinch.<\/p>\n

Sherdog Scores<\/h4>\n

Jay Pettry scores the round: 10-9 Giordano
J.L. Kirven scores the round: 10-9 Giordano
Mike Pendleton scores the round: 10-9 Schisano<\/p>\n

Round 2<\/h3>\n

The two touch gloves, and Schisano goes right to chasing down his
\nopponent. Every time he gets hit back, he showboats or motions to
\nhis opponent, even going so far as to put his hands on his hips to
\nmotion that they should just brawl. Giordano stays on his bike, not
\nbiting on the offer and instead sticking to his strategy of
\ncountering with distance strikes on the outside. This leads to
\nGiordano putting up numbers while Schisano largely hits air as he
\nloads up. Schisano spins for a back fist, and his momentum pushes
\nhim close enough to allow him to grab hold and throw Giordano to
\nthe floor. Giordano works his way up and pops Schisano with a few
\nshort shots to back him off, and he gets back to his preferred
\nkickboxing range.<\/p>\n

Body kicks are traded, with Schisano frustrated and mocking
\nGiordano when he connects. Schisano spurs into action with a few
\nspins, and then puts his hands back on his hips dismissively.
\nGiordano is able to potshot him, staying out of the range of the
\nhuge hurled hands and prodding Schisano with attacks. Schisano
\nsmiles at him after taking a clean punch upstairs, and Giordano
\nmakes that grin grow larger as he busts him in the chops a few more
\ntimes. Schisano keeps his hands on his hips to welcome Giordano in,
\nand Giordano cracks him with a right hand that busts open his
\ncauliflower ear. Schisano chambers and fires kicks from both sides,
\nwith the sheer impact off the guard giving Giordano some pause.
\nSchisano marches forward fearlessly, taking a one-two on the chin
\nand laughing it off. This allows Giordano to work him a few more
\ntimes, and the round ends.<\/p>\n

Sherdog Scores<\/h4>\n

Jay Pettry scores the round: 10-9 Giordano
J.L. Kirven scores the round: 10-9 Giordano
Mike Pendleton scores the round: 10-9 Giordano<\/p>\n

Round 3<\/h3>\n

The third round opens with a half-hearted hug and a clap of hands,
\nand Giordano reintroduces himself with a left hand and takedown
\nshot. Giordano presses his foe to the wall and throws him to his
\nknees, but Schisano powers his way back to his feet quickly even
\nwith Giordano behind him. Giordano looks to yank Schisano to the
\nfloor and strip away his footing, and the shorter, stockier man
\nkeeps himself upright despite the efforts. Schisano breaks out, and
\nGiordano fires off a pair of elbows that blow the hair back.
\nSchisano sits down on a clubbing right hand to the temple, and he
\nuses his momentum to tie the Spanish fighter up and hold him on the
\nwall.<\/p>\n

Giordano separates and chops down the front leg, blocking a body
\nkick that comes his way. The pace slows between the two, with both
\nmen flagging after their exchanges. Schisano punches his way into a
\nlevel change, and Giordano puts his back to the wall and leans
\nagainst it to stay on his feet. Giordano is able to get free thanks
\nto a sharp left hand, and he tries a jump knee and lands to pitch
\ntwo punches that miss the mark. Schisano ducks into a straight
\nright hand, leaning back to watch a high kick soar past him but not
\nlargely waiting. Schisano ducks a spin and swarms his man with two
\npunches, and Giordano grabs him from behind to take the fight down.
\nSchisano grabs the fence to stay upright as Miner admonishes him,
\nand the horn blares to conclude the match.<\/p>\n

Sherdog Scores<\/h4>\n

Jay Pettry scores the round: 10-9 Giordano (30-27 Giordano)
J.L. Kirven scores the round: 10-9 Giordano (30-27 Giordano)
Mike Pendleton scores the round: 10-9 Giordano (29-28 Giordano)<\/p>\n

The Official Result<\/h3>\n

Mattia Giordano def. Ernesto Schisano via Unanimous Decision
\n(29-28, 29-28, 29-28)<\/p><\/div>\n

\n

Round 1<\/h3>\n

While these two men both sport matching pro records of 7-2, the
\nsimilarities largely end there. Setting the table for his big
\nbrother in the headliner later on, van Steenis (7-2, 1-1 PFL) hopes
\nto get his namesake on the board and pump up the champion. Looking
\nthe spoil the party is the hyper-aggressive Ewen (7-2, 2-2 PFL),
\nwho has never needed more than two rounds to record a stoppage win.
\nReferee Blake Grice takes charge of the cage, standing back as the
\nlightweights touch \u2018em up.<\/p>\n

The lightweights are jittery to get going, largely parrying and
\nthrowing out single range-fighting strikes. Van Steenis offers a
\nnumber of low kicks to the front leg of the Scottish fighter,
\nbeating his leg up early as he assaults it from both sides. Ewen
\nmisses the mark when swinging his way in, and van Steenis batters
\nhis lead leg again. Ewen pump-fakes with his hips to threaten but
\nnot actually offer much offense, and he finally pitches out a
\nsingle low kick. Van Steenis\u2019 calf kick sets up a left hand on the
\ntemple, and Ewen gathers himself and attacks the body. Van Steenis
\nstay composed, aiming his calf kick to Ewen\u2019s forward leg again and
\nagain to decent success. Ewen tries to get his own going, but his
\nfoe is out of the way.<\/p>\n


\nEwen lunges forward, and van Steenis slips it brilliantly and
\npierces the guard with a piston-like right hand. Ewen hits the
\nground like a sack of bricks, and \u201cThe Ghost Assassin\u201d has struck
\nhis target and put him down for the count. Even with Ewen landing
\non his face as his lights are flicking on and off, van Steenis
\nshuts them all the way out with two destructive right
\nhands<\/a><\/strong> as Grice is racing in to stop the fight. The
\nstadium erupts in support of the Spanish-Dutch fighter, who not
\nonly ended a rough string of decisions today, but put his team and
\nfamily on the board in a big way.<\/p>\n

The Official Result<\/h3>\n

Gino van Steenis def. Mark Ewen R1 2:43 via KO (Punches)<\/p><\/div>\n

\n

Round 1<\/h3>\n

Sherdog Scores<\/h4>\n

Jay Pettry scores the round:
J.L. Kirven scores the round:
Mike Pendleton scores the round:<\/p>\n

Round 2<\/h3>\n

Sherdog Scores<\/h4>\n

Jay Pettry scores the round:
J.L. Kirven scores the round:
Mike Pendleton scores the round:<\/p>\n

Round 3<\/h3>\n

Sherdog Scores<\/h4>\n

Jay Pettry scores the round:
J.L. Kirven scores the round:
Mike Pendleton scores the round:<\/p>\n

The Official Result<\/h3>\n<\/div>\n
\n

Round 1<\/h3>\n

Sherdog Scores<\/h4>\n

Jay Pettry scores the round:
J.L. Kirven scores the round:
Mike Pendleton scores the round:<\/p>\n

Round 2<\/h3>\n

Sherdog Scores<\/h4>\n

Jay Pettry scores the round:
J.L. Kirven scores the round:
Mike Pendleton scores the round:<\/p>\n

Round 3<\/h3>\n

Sherdog Scores<\/h4>\n

Jay Pettry scores the round:
J.L. Kirven scores the round:
Mike Pendleton scores the round:<\/p>\n

The Official Result<\/h3>\n<\/div>\n

A Middleweight
\nWorld Title Fight headlines PFL Madrid: Tune in LIVE, Friday, March
\n20 at 12 p.m. ET<\/a>.<\/p>\n

\n

Round 1<\/h3>\n

Sherdog Scores<\/h4>\n

Jay Pettry scores the round:
J.L. Kirven scores the round:
Mike Pendleton scores the round:<\/p>\n

Round 2<\/h3>\n

Sherdog Scores<\/h4>\n

Jay Pettry scores the round:
J.L. Kirven scores the round:
Mike Pendleton scores the round:<\/p>\n

Round 3<\/h3>\n

Sherdog Scores<\/h4>\n

Jay Pettry scores the round:
J.L. Kirven scores the round:
Mike Pendleton scores the round:<\/p>\n

The Official Result<\/h3>\n<\/div>\n
\n

Round 1<\/h3>\n

Sherdog Scores<\/h4>\n

Jay Pettry scores the round:
J.L. Kirven scores the round:
Mike Pendleton scores the round:<\/p>\n

Round 2<\/h3>\n

Sherdog Scores<\/h4>\n

Jay Pettry scores the round:
J.L. Kirven scores the round:
Mike Pendleton scores the round:<\/p>\n

Round 3<\/h3>\n

Sherdog Scores<\/h4>\n

Jay Pettry scores the round:
J.L. Kirven scores the round:
Mike Pendleton scores the round:<\/p>\n

The Official Result<\/h3>\n<\/div>\n
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Round 1<\/h3>\n

Sherdog Scores<\/h4>\n

Jay Pettry scores the round:
J.L. Kirven scores the round:
Mike Pendleton scores the round:<\/p>\n

Round 2<\/h3>\n

Sherdog Scores<\/h4>\n

Jay Pettry scores the round:
J.L. Kirven scores the round:
Mike Pendleton scores the round:<\/p>\n

Round 3<\/h3>\n

Sherdog Scores<\/h4>\n

Jay Pettry scores the round:
J.L. Kirven scores the round:
Mike Pendleton scores the round:<\/p>\n

The Official Result<\/h3>\n<\/div>\n
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Round 1<\/h3>\n

Sherdog Scores<\/h4>\n

Jay Pettry scores the round:
J.L. Kirven scores the round:
Mike Pendleton scores the round:<\/p>\n

Round 2<\/h3>\n

Sherdog Scores<\/h4>\n

Jay Pettry scores the round:
J.L. Kirven scores the round:
Mike Pendleton scores the round:<\/p>\n

Round 3<\/h3>\n

Sherdog Scores<\/h4>\n

Jay Pettry scores the round:
J.L. Kirven scores the round:
Mike Pendleton scores the round:<\/p>\n

The Official Result<\/h3>\n<\/div>\n
\n

Round 1<\/h3>\n

Sherdog Scores<\/h4>\n

Jay Pettry scores the round:
J.L. Kirven scores the round:
Mike Pendleton scores the round:<\/p>\n

Round 2<\/h3>\n

Sherdog Scores<\/h4>\n

Jay Pettry scores the round:
J.L. Kirven scores the round:
Mike Pendleton scores the round:<\/p>\n

Round 3<\/h3>\n

Sherdog Scores<\/h4>\n

Jay Pettry scores the round:
J.L. Kirven scores the round:
Mike Pendleton scores the round:<\/p>\n

Round 4<\/h3>\n

Sherdog Scores<\/h4>\n

Jay Pettry scores the round:
J.L. Kirven scores the round:
Mike Pendleton scores the round:<\/p>\n

Round 5<\/h3>\n

Sherdog Scores<\/h4>\n

Jay Pettry scores the round:
J.L. Kirven scores the round:
Mike Pendleton scores the round:<\/p>\n

The Official Result<\/h3>\n<\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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