Brendan Loughnane has learned from mistakes made in the 2023 PFL regular season.
Against the odds, 2022 PFL featherweight champion Loughnane (28-5 MMA, 10-2 PFL) was knocked out of the 2023 playoffs by the eventual championship winner, Jesus Pinedo, and he wants to ensure it doesn’t happen again.
On the heels of a controversial stoppage of Pedro Carvalho in his first bout of the season that currently has him sitting atop the featherweight standings with six points, Loughnane is focused on staying locked in. While he’s in a good position now, he doesn’t want to experience a repeat of last season, where he found himself out of the PFL playoffs.
