How to watch 2025 PFL Hwt, 205, 185 finals: Lineup, breakdowns, more

by August 18, 2025

written by August 18, 2025

The 2025 PFL World Tournament wraps up Thursday in Florida to crown winners at heavyweight, light heavyweight and middleweight.

Here’s how to watch 2025 PFL World Tournament 10: Finals with lineups, fight info and more.

Broadcast and streaming info

2025 PFL World Tournament 10: Finals takes place Friday at Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Hollywood, Fla.

The card airs on ESPN and streams on ESPN+ at 6 p.m. ET and features the finals of the heavyweight, light heavyweight and middleweight tournaments.

Record: 15-4
Opponent: Dalton Rosta (11-1)
Key wins: Josh Silveira, Impa Kasanganay, Gegard Mousasi, Lyoto Machida
Misc.: Brother of former UFC champion Leon Edwards had title shots in Bellator, then the PFL, against Johnny Eblen in 2023 and 2024, but fell short. This year, though, he took out former PFL winner Impa Kasanganay in the quarterfinals, then beat Josh Silveira to reach the final.

Record: 11-1
Opponent: Fabian Edwards (15-4)
Key wins: Aaron Jeffrey (rematch), Sadibou Sy
Misc.: American Top Team’s Rosta went 9-1 over a solid Bellator build, but now will try to officially make his mark as a PFL winner. He submitted 2022 tournament winner Sadibou Sy in the quarterfinals, then avenged the only loss of his career against Aaron Jeffery in the semifinals.

Record: 18-6
Opponent: Sullivan Cauley (8-1)
Key wins: Simeon Powell, Karl Moore, Marvin Vettori
Misc.: After more than a dozen fights in the UFC, Carlos came to the PFL and promptly won the 2021 tournament title. He’s gone 8-1 since he left the UFC.

Record: 8-1
Opponent: Antonio Carlos Jr. (18-6)
Key wins: Phil Davis, Alex Polizzi
Misc.: Cauley pulled off the biggest win of his young career in the semifinals in June when he outworked former Bellator champion Phil Davis to reach the final. It was the first time he had gone out of the first round as a pro after seven finishes to open his career.

Record: 21-2
Opponent: Alexandr Romanov (19-3)
Key wins: Rodrigo Nascimento, Linton Vassell
Misc.: Popov will be looking for redemption in the final. He got there in 2024, but was submitted by Denis Goltsov in the first round.

Record: 19-3
Opponent: Oleg Popov (21-2)
Key wins: Tim Johnson, Rodrigo Nascimento
Misc.: Romanov went 7-3 in the UFC, but made his way to the PFL earlier this year. He submitted former Bellator title challenger Tim Johnson in the first round in May before a no contest ending to a fight with Valentin Moldavsky in the semifinals. Still, he’ll have a shot at PFL glory.