Mitch McKee Dominates Sergio Pettis in PFL Debut, Remains Undefeated
11-0 McKee delivers in PFL debut, defeats Pettis
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Mitch McKee made a strong impression in his Professional Fighters League (PFL) debut by defeating former Bellator champion Sergio Pettis in a bantamweight matchup in Chicago. McKee controlled the fight with effective takedowns and ground strikes, earning a unanimous decision victory and calling for a title shot.
- 01Mitch McKee remains undefeated at 11-0 after his PFL debut.
- 02He dominated Sergio Pettis, a former Bellator champion, with effective grappling.
- 03McKee scored a 73-8 advantage in ground strikes during the fight.
- 04This was Pettis' first fight without his longtime coach, Duke Roufus, who passed away in October.
- 05McKee is now calling for a title shot in the bantamweight division.
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Mitch McKee showcased his wrestling prowess in his PFL debut, defeating former Bellator champion Sergio Pettis in a bantamweight main event held in Chicago. McKee, who is now 11-0, took control of the fight early, scoring a takedown just 40 seconds in and maintaining dominant top control throughout. Although Pettis threatened with triangle chokes in the second round, McKee's relentless grappling led to a unanimous decision victory, with judges scoring the bout 29-28 in his favor. This fight marked a significant moment for Pettis, who fought without his longtime coach, Duke Roufus, who passed away unexpectedly. McKee's victory not only disrupts the bantamweight rankings but also positions him as a contender for the vacant PFL bantamweight title, as he expressed his desire for a title shot later this year.
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McKee's victory could reshape the bantamweight division in the PFL, potentially leading to new title opportunities and matchups.
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