Official weigh-in results for PFL Sioux Falls have been released. The main card features Logan Storley (77.3 kg) versus Florim Zendeli (77.6 kg), Alexander Chizhov (72.6 kg) versus Gadzhi Rabadanov (72.4 kg) at a catchweight of 72.6 kg, and Sergey Bilostennyy (118.9 kg) versus Renan Ferreira (119.2 kg). Notably, Magomed Magomedov failed to make weight at 62.1 kg for his bout against Leandro Igo (61.5 kg). The card also includes several other matchups across various weight classes, with most fighters successfully making their contracted weights.
Official weigh-in results for PFL Sioux Falls are in, with Magomed Magomedov failing to make weight ahead of his scheduled bout against Leandro Igo on May 1.
Magomedov came in at 62.1 kg, missing his contracted limit, while Igo was on point at 61.5 kg. No further details about whether the fight will proceed or under what conditions were included in the official release.
The main event pits Logan Storley against Florim Zendeli, with Storley weighing in at 77.3 kg and Zendeli at 77.6 kg. In the heavyweight division, Sergey Bilostennyy and Renan Ferreira are set to clash, checking in at 118.9 kg and 119.2 kg respectively.
One of the more notable undercard bouts is a catchweight contest set at 72.6 kg between Alexander Chizhov and Gadzhi Rabadanov. Chizhov came in right at the limit at 72.6 kg, while Rabadanov weighed 72.4 kg. The 32-year-old Russian carries a professional record of 26-5-2 and brings a grappling-heavy style to the cage, averaging 3.43 takedowns per fifteen minutes. His striking accuracy sits at an unusually precise 56 percent, though he generates a modest volume of 0.76 significant strikes per minute, suggesting a game built more around control than exchanges.
Why it matters
- Magomedov's weight miss adds uncertainty to his scheduled bout with Leandro Igo and could result in a financial penalty or fight cancellation.
- The Storley-Zendeli main event came in clean, keeping the headline matchup on track.
- The Chizhov-Rabadanov catchweight agreement indicates both sides negotiated outside standard divisional limits, which may affect how any result factors into broader rankings or tournament standings.
