PFL MENA FINALS: ALL OR NOTHING COMPLETE FIGHT NIGHT RESULTS

Mohammad Alaqraa outworks Badreddine Diani to become PFL MENA Welterweight Champion

Salah Eddine Hamli submits Mohammad Fahmi to capture the PFL MENA Lightweight Championship

Islam Reda and Nawras Abzakh both bring home PFL MENA Championships titles

KHOBAR, SAUDI ARABIA (5 December 2025) – Four new PFL MENA Champions were crowned tonight as this year’s season came to a close in exciting fashion at PFL MENA FINALS: ALL OR NOTHING, which took place at the world famous Dhahran Expo in Khobar, Saudi Arabia.

In the main event, Kuwait’s Mohammad Alaqraa (10-1) edged out Morocco’s Badreddine “Dreamchaser” Diani (10-4) by unanimous decision after five hard-fought rounds to win the PFL MENA Welterweight Championship. Diani came out aggressive, but it was Alaqraa who found success early as he was able to control the pace of the fight with his striking and his takedowns. Momentum swung Diani’s way midway through the fight, as he was able to use his striking to push Alaqraa backwards. In the end however, it was Alaqraa’s adjustments that spelled the difference, as he was able to take the fight to the mat and grind out the win and bring home a championship.

In the co-main event, Morocco’s Salah Eddine “Supersalah” Hamli (11-0) kept his undefeated record intact as he submitted Iraq’s Mohammad “Soulkeeper” Fahmi (6-1) in the second round to become the new PFL MENA Lightweight Champion. Hamli turned in a dominant all-around performance, as he was in control standing and on the ground. In the second round, Hamli was able to get the fight to the mat and sink in the D’arce choke. Hamli caps off an impressive maiden PFL MENA season with a championship win.

Islam “The Egyptian Zombie” Reda (15-1) scored a second-round submission victory over Algeria’s Yanis “The Desert Warrior” Ghemmouri (13-4) to become the PFL MENA Featherweight Champion. Reda survived an early striking onslaught from Ghemmouri and managed to take the fight to the ground. From there, it was all Reda, as he imposed his superior grappling skills to lock in the anaconda choke and earn his ninth win via submission.

Jordan’s Nawras “Honey Badger” Abzakh (15-6, 1 NC) needed just 36 seconds to submit Islam “Moksha” Youssef (7-3) of Egypt and capture the PFL MENA Bantamweight Championship. Abzakh stuffed a takedown attempt from Youssef, and then reversed it into a deep guillotine choke, forcing the tap and securing the eighth submission win of his career.

PFL MENA FINALS: ALL OR NOTHING COMPLETE RESULTS:
PFL MENA Welterweight Championship Bout: Mohammad Alaqraa (10-1) def. Badreddine Diani (10-4) by unanimous decision (49-46, 48-47, 48-47)
PFL MENA Lightweight Championship Bout: Salah Eddine Hamli (11-0) def. Mohammad Fahmi (6-1) by submission (D’arce choke) at 4:05 of round two
PFL MENA Featherweight Championship Bout: Islam Reda (15-1) def. Yanis Ghemmouri (13-4) by submission (anaconda choke) at 4:46 of round two
PFL MENA Bantamweight Championship Bout: Nawras Abzakh (15-6, 1 NC) def. Islam Youssef (7-3) by submission (guillotine choke) at 0:36 of round one
Flyweight Showcase Bout: Malik Basahel (3-0) def. Mahmoud Atef (5-4, 1 NC) by TKO at 3:13 of round one
Lightweight Showcase Bout: Ahmed El Sisy (7-2, 1 NC) def. Abbas Khan (8-5) by unanimous decision (29-28, 30-27, 29-28)
Amateur Welterweight Showcase Bout: Ahmed Albrahim (AM 4-1) def. Mohamed Nabil (AM 2-1) by TKO at 2:45 of round two
Catchweight Showcase Bout: Hamad Marhoon (1-0) def. Oualid Gounaine (0-1) by submission (guillotine choke) at 1:39 of round one

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