Wrestle World - How to watch PFL 2024, Week 6: Who's fighting, lineup, start time, broadcast info

The second half of the PFL’s 2024 regular season wraps up this week with PFL 2024, Week 6, which features welterweights and featherweights in attempts to qualify for the four-fighter postseason.

Here’s how to watch PFL 2024, Week 6, with a complete lineup and breakdown by division.

Broadcast and streaming info

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PFL 2024, Week 6 takes place Friday at Sanford Pentagon in Sioux Falls, S.D.

The prelims stream on ESPN+ at 6 p.m. ET. The main card airs on ESPN and streams on ESPN+ at 10 p.m. ET.

Welterweight

Logan Storley at 2024 PFL 3: Chicago, Fight Night at the The Windtrust Arena in Chicago, Illinois, Friday, April 19, 2024. (Matt Ferris / PFL)

After their first fights, Don Madge (11-4-1) and Murad Ramazanov (12-0) find themselves atop the standings with 6 points from first-round finishes. Yet neither are on the main card Friday. Madge takes on Neiman Gracie (12-5) on the prelims. Gracie needs a finish to have a shot at the playoffs. And Ramazanov takes on Shamil Musaev (17-0-1), who is in a good spot himself with 5 points from second-round finish.

Logan Storley (15-3) lost his first PFL fight and needs a finish to have a playoff shot. He’s in the co-main event against Laureano Staropoli (13-6), who missed weight for his opening fight and lost, so has -1 point. Magomed Umalatov (15-0) has 3 points ahead of his fight against Brennan Ward (17-8). And Goiti Yamauchi (20-6) will try to qualify for the playoffs with a win over former Bellator champ Andrey Koreshkov (27-5), who was upset in the opening round.

Featherweight

Brendan Loughnane at 2024 PFL 3: Chicago at Wintrust Arena in Chicago, Ilinois, Friday, April 19, 2024. (Cooper Neill / PFL)

Standings leader Brendan Loughnane (28-5) and his 6 points will continue their path toward a second $1 million title against Justin Gonzales (14-4), who lost his opener, in the main event. He’s tied with Gabriel Braga (13-1), who takes on Bubba Jenkins (21-8), who lost his first fight.

At lightweight, the PFL will crown a new winner in 2024 after 2023 winner Olivier Aubin-Mercier retired. 2023 runner-up Clay Collard (25-12) got out to a good start with a second-round finish against ex-Bellator champ Patricky Freire. His 5 points is tied for the lead going into his headliner with Mads Burnell (18-6). Also with 5 points, Michael Dufort (13-4) takes on Adam Piccolotti (14-6), and former Bellator champion Brent Primus (13-3), who meets Solomon Renfro (11-5).

In addition, Timur Khizriev (15-0) takes on Enrique Barzola (20-8-2), Kai Kamaka (13-5-1) meets Pedro Carvalho (13-9) and Tyler Diamond (13-3) fights Brett Johns (20-4).