Ryan Bader Bellator champion terminated contract with PFL

Ryan Bader is another Bellator champion who has terminated his contract with the PFL. The American has announced that he is a free fighter and is free to negotiate with any organizations.

Ryan Bader was a double champion of the Bellator organization for many years. The American held the championship titles of the light heavyweight and heavyweight categories. The 41-year old fighter has a record of wins over the real giants of MMA world.

Ryan Bader has twice defeated Fedor Emelianenko, Phil Davis and Antonio Rogerio Nogueira. Bader also has wins over Rampage Jackson, King Mo, Linton Vassell, Lyoto Machida and Cheick Kongo on his record.

Ryan Bader scored his last appearance last February when he promptly lost a clash of champions to Renan Ferreira at the PFL vs Bellator gala. The fighter confirmed on his profile the premature termination of his contract with the PFL.

– A small update, I am officially a free player. The PFL organization and my team have agreed on terms that both sides are happy with. I am leaving even though I have one fight left in my contract. My performances in Bellator will remain in the pages of history. The movie The Smashing Machine, in which I play one of the roles, will come out this year. I want to thank Mike Kogan, Scott Coker and David Martin.

Ryan Bader won The Ultimate Fighter program before building a great career in the Bellator organization, and then fought in the UFC organization. The American’s total record in the best MMA league in the world is 15 wins and five losses. However, it is worth noting that in his last eight appearances in the UFC octagon, Bader’s balance is 7-1.