Paul Hughes Retains PFL Crown in Quick 42-Second TKO

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Paul Hughes Returns to Win Column, Thrashes Bruno Miranda in 42 Seconds

Big Welcome, Bigger Finish for Belfast Native

BELFAST, Northern Ireland — Local hero Paul Hughes returned to the cage with a bang, disposing of Bruno Miranda in just 42 seconds in the main event of PFL Europe at SSE Arena on Saturday.

Hughes Channels Home Crowd’s Energy

The SSE Arena was abuzz as Hughes entered the cage, greeted by a live introduction from Irish musician Foy Vance. Hughes wasted no time capitalizing on the energy, pressing Miranda and catching a lazy kick with a sharp left hook, sending the Brazilian crashing to the canvas.

Sensational Stoppage puts Hughes Back on Track

Hughes quickly followed up with ground and pound, leaving referee John McCarthy no choice but to step in, halting the contest just 42 seconds into the first round.

Hughes Keeps Eye on Rematch with Nurmagomedov

After the fight, Hughes had a clear message for his former foe, Usman Nurmagomedov.

“Usman Nurmagomedov! You can run, you can try to delay this rematch as long as you want, but your day is f*cking coming!”

— Paul Hughes

Hughes’ Star Rising in Europe

Hughes, now 8-1, has begun to establish himself as a force in the European lightweight scene. With the dramatic win over Miranda, he will be looking to carry his momentum into the rest of the PFL Europe season.

FAQ

Who did Paul Hughes defeat at PFL Belfast?
Paul Hughes defeated Bruno Miranda.
How long did the fight last?
The fight lasted just 42 seconds.
Who is Paul Hughes likely to face next?
Paul Hughes is targeting a rematch with Usman Nurmagomedov.
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Did you know?

Paul Hughes is the first fighter in PFL Europe history to score a first-round knockout in the lightweight division.

Pro Tip

Keep an eye on Hughes’ next move. His star is rising in the European MMA scene.

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