PFL Sioux Falls delivered a full card of results across multiple weight classes. In the main bouts, Logan Storley decisioned Florim Zendeli unanimously, while Gadzhi Rabadanov earned a unanimous decision over Aleksandr Chizhov. Simeon Powell stopped Emiliano Sordi by third-round TKO, and Sergey Bilostennyy did the same to Renan Ferreira. Magomed Magomedov won a split decision against Leandro Higo, and Rasul Magomedov unanimously defeated Rafael Xavier. The preliminary card featured wins by Sabrina de Sousa, Sang Won Kim by second-round TKO, Taila Santos by first-round TKO over Qiuying Yan, Angel Alvarez by decision, Brett Bye by first-round knockout, and Maxwell Jantu Nana by unanimous decision.
PFL returned to Sioux Falls on May 3, 2026, delivering a full card of action across multiple weight classes, headlined by finishes and contested decisions from top of the card to bottom.
In one of the featured bouts, Gadzhi Rabadanov earned a unanimous decision victory over Aleksandr Chizhov. The 32-year-old Russian carries a 26-5-2 record and brings a well-rounded game built around strong wrestling, averaging 3.43 takedowns per 15 minutes while also posting a striking accuracy of over 56 percent. Standing five-foot-eight with a 71-inch reach, Rabadanov was methodical throughout.
Magomed Magomedov, known as Tiger, edged Leandro Higo by split decision in what proved to be one of the tighter fights on the card. The 33-year-old Russian holds a 21-5 record and connects on better than 63 percent of his significant strikes, making him one of the more precise fighters on the roster. Higo, the 36-year-old Brazilian veteran nicknamed ALTER and carrying a 23-7 record, brought his own accuracy into the bout, landing at nearly 60 percent on the night. The narrow margin on the scorecards reflected how close the two were across the rounds.
Why it matters
- Rabadanov's decision win keeps him in the mix at his weight class within the PFL format, where every result affects season standings
- Magomedov's split decision over the experienced Higo underlines the competitive depth in the division
- The card's multiple finishes, including TKO stoppages from Simeon Powell and Sergey Bilostennyy and a first-round knockout from Brett Bye on the prelims, signals strong finisher activity heading into the rest of the PFL season
- Taila Santos added a first-round TKO on the preliminary card, further establishing her presence in the women's division
