The main event saw Egyptian welterweight Omar El Dafrawy taking on Italy’s Daniele “The Cyborg” Miceli in another welterweight battle. In tournament action, Canadian Xavier Alaoui had a massive experience advantage over Ziad Ayman Mokhtar, with Alaoui a former UAE Warriors bantamweight champion.

The lone women’s fight on the card came at atomweight, where in an amateur bout, the undefeated Hattan Alsaif of Saudi Arabia was set to take on Nour Al Fliti of Lebanon.

Where to Watch PFL Middle East-North Africa 2

PFL MENA 2 takes place on Friday, July 4, 2025 at The Green Halls in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. The event streams live and free via the PFL App. Full results from the event can be found below. The action gets underway at 12PM ET, 9AM PT.

PFL MENA 2 Results

Omar El Dafrawy def. Daniele Miceli by submission (triangle choke), Round 1, 1:15
Mohammad Alaqraa def. Omar Hussein by unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27)
Hattan Alsaif def. Nour Al Fliti by TKO (injury), Round 2, 2:24
Mohamed Zarey def. Ayman Galal by unanimous decision (29-28, 29-28, 29-28)
Xavier Alaoui def. Ziad Ayman by unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27)
Moktar Benkaci def. Marcel Adur by TKO (body shots), Round 1, 0:57
Badreddine Diani def. Ahmad Abdelbast Darwish by unanimous decision (29-28, 29-28, 29-28)
Amir Fazli def. Rostem Akman by KO, Round 2, 1:34
Nawras Abzakh def. Ali Yazbeck by KO, Round 2, 0:50
Islam Youssef def. Benyamin Ghahraman by KO, Round 2, 3:55
Abdelrahman Alhyasat def. Anthony Zeidan by submission (rear-naked choke), Round 2

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Queally is coming into this fight on a three fight losing skid, and at 38-years-old it is uncertain how much longer the Irishman wants to stick around. Miceli will be looking to mark his Bellator debut with an upset win which will take him unbeaten in three fights.

“The Showstopper” has fought at welterweight on several occasions throughout his 22 fight career, however, the last time he fought at 170lbs was back in 2016 when he was defeated by Joe McColgan.

One of the main reasons why the 38-year-old has moved back up to welterweight for this fight is because during his last three camps, he’s picked up injuries that have affected him throughout.

He explained the injuries at the Bellator 299 media day, “I had no business fighting in those fights to be honest, especially the Ben (Benson Henderson) one. To put that into perspective, I had surgery on my shoulder in March, it tore again in July, I had to go back in and get my bicep cut in half and drilled through my humerus, this was in July and then I fought him in September. Thinking back on it, it just wasn’t me at all.”

Despite that, Queally stated that it took till May this year for his shoulder to finally feel normal again, and he admitted that because of that, he is excited to show people he ‘still has gas left in the tank.’

“I was even in the gym this week sparring and everything this week, which is probably not that smart but I felt good and that’s what I like doing and that’s the difference that you’re going to see this weekend you’re going to see Peter who is prepared again. You’re going to see the Peter that beat Patricky the first time when I was actually training.”

Check out the full media day with Peter Queally above.

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Among the names added are a number of Irish stars, including Peter Queally, Ciaran Clarke, and Charlie Ward.

A former title challenger in the Bellator MMA lightweight division, Queally (13-8-1) will be looking to pull out of a tailspin in his fight. The 34-year old known as “The Showstopper” has not won a bout since his 2021 title fight with Patricky Pitbull, for the belt vacated by Pitbull’s brother Patricio.

After being finish in the second round of that contest (moving Queally’s career series with Patricky Pitbull to 1-1), Queally dropped a decision against Benson Henderson, then was finished by Bryce Logan in his last outing.

Against Queally on September 23 in Dublin will be Daniele Miceli (10-5). The Italian fighter is coming off a submission win that saw him put away Cédric Severac with a Von Flue choke last November. Miceli has competed for Bellator MMA once before, but it’s been a while — he’s returning to the company for the first time since Bellator 152 in 2016.

The bout has been booked in the welterweight division, with Queally returning to 170lbs for the first time since his BAMMA days.

The undefeated Ciaran Clarke (7-0), meanwhile, looks to continue his winning ways against Poland’s Przemysław Górny (5-3), who will be making his promotional debut in the fight. That fight is set for 135lbs. And Charlie Ward (10-6), a teammate of Conor McGregor at SBG Ireland, takes on veteran Gregory Babene (22-11) in middleweight action.

The final fight added to Bellator 299 on Monday sees featherweight Darragh Kelly (4-0) throw down with Jelle Zeegers (2-2).

Bellator 299 at the 3Arena in Dublin, Ireland is set to be headlined by a middleweight title fight between champ Johnny Eblen and #1-ranked contender Fabian Edwards on September 23, 2023. The following match-ups have been announced for the event:

Johnny Eblen vs. Fabian Edwards — for the Bellator MMA middleweight championship
Aaron Pico vs. Pedro Carvalho
Sinead Kavanagh vs. Sara Collins
Mads Burnell vs. Daniel Weichel
Peter Queally vs. Daniele Miceli
Charlie Ward vs. Gregory Babene
Ciaran Clarke vs. Przemysław Górny
Kenny Mokhonoana vs. Josh O’Connor
Luke Trainer vs. Laurynas Urbonavicius
Brian Moore vs. Otto Rodrigues
Darragh Kelly vs. Jelle Zeegers
Nicolo Solli vs. Romain Debienne
Mark Ewen vs. Noah Gugnon
Chiara Penco vs. Mackenzie Stiller

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