Official weigh-in results have been posted for PFL Sioux Falls. The main event features Logan Storley (77.3 kg) versus Florim Zendeli (77.6 kg). Other notable matchups include Alexander Chizhov (72.6 kg) versus Gadzhi Rabadanov (72.4 kg) at a 72.6 kg catchweight, and Sergey Bilostennyy (118.9 kg) versus Renan Ferreira (119.2 kg). Leandro Igo (61.5 kg) is scheduled to face Magomed Magomedov, who came in heavy at 62.1 kg and missed weight. Additional bouts on the card include Rasul Magomedov versus Rafael Xavier and several other matchups across various weight classes.
Official weigh-in results for PFL Sioux Falls are in, and Magomed "Tiger" Magomedov has missed weight ahead of his scheduled bout against Leandro Higo, casting uncertainty over that matchup before the card gets underway.
Magomedov, a 33-year-old Russian fighter carrying a 21-5 record, came in at 62.1 kg — 0.6 kg over the limit for his scheduled contest. Standing five-foot-seven with a 70-inch reach, Magomedov is a precise striker who connects at 63.4 percent accuracy, one of the higher marks among active fighters in his weight class.
His opponent, Brazilian veteran Leandro Higo, tipped the scales at the required 61.5 kg. The 36-year-old, nicknamed "Alter," holds a 23-7 record and brings nearly two decades of professional experience to the cage. Higo is a measured, accurate striker himself, landing at just under 60 percent accuracy, though his output sits at 0.4 significant strikes per minute.
The main event of the evening pairs Logan Storley against Florim Zendeli, with Storley coming in at 77.3 kg and Zendeli at 77.6 kg. The heavyweight co-feature sets Sergey Bilostennyy against Renan Ferreira, while Alexander Chizhov and Gadzhi Rabadanov will meet at a 72.6 kg catchweight. Rabadanov, a 32-year-old Russian with a 26-5-2 record, is a strong grappler averaging 3.43 takedowns per 15 minutes.
Why it matters
- Magomedov's weight miss puts his bout with Higo in jeopardy and could result in a financial penalty or cancellation
- Higo, already at the correct weight, faces disruption through no fault of his own
- The catchweight adjustment between Chizhov and Rabadanov signals an additional pre-fight complication on an already busy card
