Although the Bellator brand has been around longer than the PFL by quite a bit, one of its biggest stars thinks he and his colleagues might be getting looked at as the proverbial red-headed stepchildren.
Later this month in Saudi Arabia, Bellator’s champions and standouts will take on their PFL counterparts in the first event after PFL purchased Bellator from Paramount. Former Bellator featherweight champion A.J. McKee will take on Clay Collard, who reached the PFL’s $1 million lightweight final this past November, but fell short.
But because the PFL bought Bellator, McKee thinks there’s a misperception out there.
