PFL star Brendan Loughnane reveals why £1million prize fund is NOT his motivation ahead of featherweight title fight - as British MMA star prepares to fight for a historic second belt
Daily MailBrendan Loughnane is on the brink of history. Brendan Loughnane will be looking to make history at PFL's World Championship event However, featherwight opponent Timur Khizriev will be standing in his way on Friday night Loughnane also acknowledged his opponent's undefeated record but dismissed it as a mere statistic. The fight strategy is straightforward: Loughnane aims to neutralize his opponent's grappling and secure a knockout victory. Though there's another £1million up for grabs to whoever emerges victorious on Friday night, Loughnane insists that money is not on his mind as he heads into the bout. Loughnane won the 2022 PFL Lightweight Championship and will look to repeat that success However, Loughnane insists that the £1million prize-fund up for grabs in not an incentive 'I just cover all bases, and then that's it, whatever happens when it happens,' he explained.
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