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PFL looks to create ‘Champions League of MMA’ with international expansion plans

Jordanian welterweight Jarrah Al-Silawi (Credit: PFL)

PFL chief executive Peter Murray and chief revenue officer Jon Tuck explain to SportBusiness the commercial strategy behind the organization's move to create a series of regional leagues around the world.

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