I’ve just started using the fight library feature. By far the best part of the app and PFL. I felt disconnected from wsof and other PFL history as well as the over seas cards. This is an awesome addition! PFL needs to avoid the mistakes bellator made. When bellator went behind the pay wall to broadcasters most people didn’t have it killed the brand. This organized the fight history in a way that gives people a ton of content to watch. A lot of fans like to gamble, and when they can’t watch stuff live they lose interest. These Europe and mena cards being live is a huge plus for PFL. Makes me excited to go back and watch fights that I missed. And gives me more fights to watch live this month.

Tyler Quade Hardwick here, The opening of the app itself, very smooth, I appreciate the look of the app itself. However there are some serious problems with it. For one, I can’t check the world tournament bracket on the app. It tries to force me to make a bracket on the website every time. Which, the option to do that expired in April anyways. Additionally, you cannot find the whole roster of fighters anywhere, the app or the website. You cannot find only find the world tournament fighters. That doesn’t work. Beyond that, your upcoming events tab still includes an event that happens weeks ago, and the other event just says “TBA” it looks tacky. You need a fighters tab, and when I click on the bracket I should be able to check the bracket. Not be taken to the website. The app looks good and feels smooth. But there’s a significant lack of content and lack of updates. No excuse to have events that happened 3 weeks ago listed as upcoming

I’ve been using the PFL app for a while now and honestly, it’s one of the smoothest MMA apps out there. The layout is super clean and easy to navigate, whether you’re checking fight schedules, fighter stats, or live results. Everything updates in real time, which is huge for me as someone who loves following fights as they happen.The streaming quality is great and I really like how they present the fight cards with all the info you need in one place. It’s also nice to have instant access to fighter records and method-of-victory stats when I’m making picks. Compared to other fight apps, this one feels much more organized and focused on the fans.What really stands out is how consistent the updates are. I’ve used other apps where info is delayed or missing, but PFL keeps it fresh with live scoring, quick fight results, and notifications that actually come through on time. For anyone who’s into MMA, especially the PFL season format, this app makes it easy to stay locked in from start to finish.I also appreciate the new features they’ve added over time. You can tell they’re actually listening to the fans and improving the app. Whether you’re a casual fight fan or someone who follows every event, it really delivers the full experience. Definitely recommend it to anyone who wants a reliable way to keep up with the PFL.

PFL has always been innovating, inside the cage and out. Finally it has an app that keeps up. Really clean and appealing design, easy to find the info you want. Would be great to see this wave continue - more fighter info? Games or contests? Such a strong upgrade.