Men's championship history Heavyweight World Championship 206 to 265 lb (93 to 120 kg) Light Heavyweight World Championship 186 to 205 lbs (84.3 to 93 kg) Prior to its deactivation on October 3, 2025, Corey Anderson was the
Bellator Light Heavyweight Champion. Following the PFL absorption of Bellator MMA, Anderson defeated
Dovletdzhan Yagshimuradov for the inaugural PFL Light Heavyweight World Championship at
PFL Champions Series 3.
Middleweight World Championship 171 to 185 lbs (77 to 84 kg) Prior to its deactivation on July 19, 2025,
Johnny Eblen was the
Bellator Middleweight Champion. Following the PFL absorption of Bellator MMA, Costello van Steenis defeated Eblen for the inaugural PFL Middleweight World Championship at
PFL Champions Series 2.
Welterweight World Championship 156 to 170 lbs (70 to 77 kg) Prior to its deactivation on February 7, 2026,
Ramazan Kuramagomedov was the
Bellator Welterweight Champion. Following the PFL absorption of Bellator MMA, Kuramagomedov defeated
Shamil Musaev for the inaugural PFL Welterweight World Championship at
PFL Champions Series 5.
Lightweight World Championship 146 to 155 lbs (66.2 to 70.3 kg) Prior to its deactivation on October 3, 2025, Usman Nurmagomedov was the
Bellator Lightweight Champion. Following the PFL absorption of Bellator MMA, Nurmagomedov defeated
Paul Hughes for the inaugural PFL Lightweight World Championship at
PFL Champions Series 3.
Women's championship history Women's Featherweight World Championship 126 to 145 lbs (57 to 66 kg) Prior to its deactivation on December 13, 2025, Cris Cyborg was the
Bellator Women's Featherweight Champion. Following the PFL absorption of Bellator MMA, Cyborg defeated
Sara Collins for the inaugural PFL Women's Featherweight World Championship at
PFL Champions Series 4.
World Tournament winners European Championship Tournament winners MENA Championship Tournament winners Africa Championship Tournament winners Symbolic Super Fights Championship Francis Ngannou and
Cris Cyborg won the inaugural titles on October 19, 2024, at
PFL Super Fights: Battle of the Giants. On September 24, 2025, PFL CEO John Martin confirmed the "Super Fight" title is a special, one-time designation and going forward, those belts may only be used for occasional special events.
Super Fights Heavyweight Championship 206 to 265 lbs (93 to 120 kg) Super Fights Women's Featherweight Championship 126 to 145 lbs (57 to 66 kg) ==WSOF champions (defunct)==