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MMASucka · Jun 6, 2018

Battlefield Fight League Drops 170-Pound Division

It has been a talking point for many years, that major mixed martial arts organizations adopt the 165-pound weight class. Well, British Columbia’s Battlefield Fight League has made the decision to drop the 170-pound weight class and add the 165-pound and 175-pound divisions.

News of the change came on BFL’s official Facebook page.

Current BFL welterweight champion David Perron is no longer the 170-pound title holder, but instead the 175-pound champ. They also announced that the professional 165-pound division will be coming soon.

BFL President Jay Golshani explained the reasoning behind the abolishment of the division.

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