Bubba Jenkins Has a ‘Million Reasons’ to Beat Brendan Loughnane in 2022 PFL Finals

Bubba Jenkins respects his upcoming opponent, but that doesn’t mean he won’t attempt to, in his words, “take his head off.” Jenkins (19-5, 5-1 PFL) is set to face Brendan Loughnane in the finals of this year’s Professional Fighters League tournament. “Bad Man” secured his place in the featherweight championship fight by taking home decisions over Kyle Bochniak and Reinaldo Ekson, and submitting Ryoji Kudo with a quick first-round rear-naked choke. Now, it’s time for “Bad Man” to face the Englishman for the season title and the money. While speaking with Sherdog, Jenkins implied that there isn’t any real animosity between them, but, at the same time, the $1 million prize is too tempting not to attempt to knock his foe out.

(00:00) Intro
(00:29) Switching camps
(00:55) Submitting Kudo
(01:58) His path to the finals
(03:37) Commenting on his opponents changing during this year
(04:56) Whether there is real animosity between him and Loughnane
(06:24) Discussing Loughnane’s victory over Chris Wade
(07:17) Looking to vindicate his defeat at the hands of Wade
(08:08) His toughest challenge in 2022
(09:08) Enjoying some vacation
(09:42) His relationship with religion
(11:37) What he’s going to do with the money in case of victory
(12:34) Outro