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2025 PFL 6 video: Gadzhi Rabadanov destroys Kevin Lee in lopsided few minutes

2025 PFL 6 video: Gadzhi Rabadanov destroys Kevin Lee in lopsided few minutes

Yahoo21-06-2025
Gadzhi Rabadanov barely broke a sweat inside the PFL cage Friday in Wichita, Kan.
In the 2025 PFL World Tournament 6 main event, Rabadanov (26-4-2) defeated Lee (20-9) via TKO due to punches at 2:37 of Round 1. The fight served as one of two lightweight tournament semifinal bouts at INTRUST Bank Arena.
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From the beginning of the fight, nearly every punch that hit Lee squarely got a noticeable reaction out of him. Rabadanov put Lee on roller skates more than once. Lee hit the deck on multiple occasions as he tried to either regain his balance or scramble for a leg.
Before long, Rabadanov landed the finishing combination. Lee went face down and Rabadnov hit him once more before referee Jason Herzog jumped in.
Rabadanov will face Alfie Davis in the lightweight tournament final Aug. 15 in Charlotte, N.C.. He entered the 2025 calendar as the 2024 PFL lightweight champion. A protege of Khabib Nurmagomedov, Rabadanov rides a 12-fight winning streak dating back to December 2020.
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Lee, 32, entered the tournament as an alternate to replace the injured Jay Jay Wilson. The bout was his PFL debut and only his second in MMA since his one-off return with the UFC in July 2023.
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This article originally appeared on MMA Junkie: 2025 PFL 6 video: Kevin Lee left face-down by Gadzhi Rabadanov
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