PFL 2022 #8

When Was PFL 2022 #8?

PFL 2022 #8 took place on Saturday, August 13th, 2022, at Cardiff Motorpoint Arena, Cardiff in the United Kingdom.

Who won the main event at PFL 2022 #8?

Dilano Taylor beat Rory MacDonald by knockout in the 1st round during the main event of PFL 2022 #8.

The fight was scheduled to take place over 3 rounds in the Welterweight division, which meant the weight limit was 170 pounds (12.1 stone or 77.1 KG).

What were the results at PFL 2022 #8?

At PFL 2022 #8 in the co-main event, Ante Delija was victorious over Renan Ferreira with a KO in their Heavyweight contest.

On the main card, Carlos Leal lost to Sadibou Sy on points in a Welterweight bout, Matheus Scheffel defeated Juan Adams with a KO at Heavyweight, and Nathan Kelly was victorious over Ben Ellis with a submission in their Featherweight contest.

On the prelim card, Josh O’Connor beat Emran Sakhizaada with a submission in a Lightweight bout, Chris Mixan defeated Christian Stigenberg by decision at Welterweight, Mick Stanton was defeated by Marcin Wojcik with a submission in their Light Heavyweight contest, and Szymon Bajor beat Ronny Markes by decision in a Heavyweight fight.

PFL 2022 #8 Results.

These are the fight results from the main card of PFL 2022 #8:

Main Event

• Dilano Taylor def. Rory MacDonald, KO, Round 1 (Welterweight - 3 Rounds)

Co Main Event

• Ante Delija def. Renan Ferreira, KO, Round 1 (Heavyweight - 3 Rounds)

Main Card

• Sadibou Sy def. Carlos Leal, Unanimous Decision (Welterweight - 3 Rounds)
• Matheus Scheffel def. Juan Adams, KO, Round 3 (Heavyweight - 3 Rounds)
• Nathan Kelly def. Ben Ellis, Sub, Round 1 (Featherweight - 3 Rounds)

Prelims

• Josh O’Connor def. Emran Sakhizaada, Sub, Round 3 (Lightweight - 3 Rounds)
• Chris Mixan def. Christian Stigenberg, Split Decision (Welterweight - 3 Rounds)
• Marcin Wojcik def. Mick Stanton, Sub, Round 1 (Light Heavyweight - 3 Rounds)
• Szymon Bajor def. Ronny Markes, Unanimous Decision (Heavyweight - 3 Rounds)

Who broadcasted PFL 2022 #8?

In the US, the ESPN+ show was expected to begin at 2:00 PM EST / 11:00 AM PST. In the UK, the Channel 4 broadcast of the card was expected to start at 7:00 PM (BST).