The Professional Fighters League has officially revealed the complete fight card for PFL Road to Dubai, scheduled for Saturday, Feb. 7, at the Coca-Cola Arena. The event marks the promotion’s third major showcase in Dubai and continues its growing partnership with the Dubai Sports Council and the Dubai Department of Economy and Tourism.

Dubai once again serves as the backdrop for a global MMA spectacle as PFL delivers a championship double-header supported by a deep undercard of international talent. The card reinforces the city’s status as a premier destination for elite combat sports.

The main event features undefeated PFL Lightweight World Champion Usman Nurmagomedov returning to Dubai to defend his crown. He faces 2025 PFL Lightweight World Tournament winner Alfie Davis in a matchup that pits relentless pressure against proven championship composure.

Nurmagomedov enters with a spotless record and growing reputation as one of the sport’s most technically complete lightweights. Davis, however, arrives with momentum and the confidence of a tournament run that tested his durability and adaptability.

Championship stakes headline Dubai return

The co-main event completes the championship pairing with a five-round welterweight title fight. Former Bellator champion Ramazan Kuramagomedov meets 2024 PFL Welterweight World Tournament winner Shamil Musaev in a clash of undefeated contenders.

Kuramagomedov brings experience from championship-level bouts, while Musaev represents the new generation of PFL dominance. The matchup ensures high stakes and stylistic tension across five rounds.

Beyond the title fights, the main card offers multiple high-impact contests. Former PFL featherweight champion Jesus Pinedo returns to face unbeaten Salamat Isbulaev, while welterweight contenders Magomed Umalatov and Abdoul Abdouraguimov collide in a bout with divisional implications.

Heavyweight action adds further intrigue as undefeated Pouya Rahmani takes on American contender Karl Williams. The matchup presents a contrast between rising power and tested experience.

Global depth fills stacked undercard

The preliminary card underscores PFL’s international reach with fighters representing multiple regions and weight classes. Undefeated Amru Magomedov meets Kolton Englund, while bantamweights Taylor Lapilus and Kasum Kasumov square off in a high-level technical battle.

Additional bouts feature Renat Khavalov against Edgars Skrivers, Amin Ayoub versus Makkasharip Zaynukov, and a women’s flyweight contest between Denise Kielholtz and Antonia Silvaneide. Light heavyweight matchups and a middleweight opener round out a full night of action.

Fans in the United States can stream the event live on the ESPN App with ESPN Unlimited access. The preliminary card begins at 9 a.m. ET, followed by the main card at 12 p.m. ET, aligning with prime-time viewing in Dubai.