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Home»Explore by countries»Dubai / UAE»UAE’s Mohammad Yahya to headline PFL Mena opener in Dubai
Dubai / UAE

UAE’s Mohammad Yahya to headline PFL Mena opener in Dubai

By IslaApril 23, 20263 Mins Read
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Emirati fighter Mohmmad Yahya will make his Professional Fighters League debut as the headline bout in the organisation’s PFL: Pride of Arabia event in Dubai in May.

The 2026 PFL Mena season opener will take place on Sunday, May 24, at Coca-Cola Arena. Yahya, who signed for the PFL in February, takes on Tunisia’s Mehdi Saadi in a featherweight quarter-final bout.

The event will feature athletes representing 11 nations across the region, highlighting the depth and unity of mixed martial arts in the Middle East and North Africa.

Yahya (12 wins, six losses) enters as one of the region’s most established fighters and looking to end a three-fight losing streak. Saadi (6-2) has been inactive since his victory over Jalal Al Daaja in January 2024.

On signing with the PFL, Yahya told The National: “It was just a great opportunity. I’m really happy to fight for the PFL because they really look after the fighters. This will be my first tournament, so I’m excited for that. Seems like it will be a lot of fun.”

In the co-main event, Morocco’s Salah “Supersalah” Eddine Hamli puts his perfect record on the line against Algeria’s Ylies “Broly” Djiroun (24-9) in a lightweight bout.