Overview
- The Global Fight League (GFL) has canceled its May debut events after a key investor failed to meet financial obligations in April, according to founder Darren Owen.
- GFL now plans to hold its inaugural events on June 15 and 16, though the venue and other details remain unconfirmed.
- High-profile fighters like Tony Ferguson, who left the UFC to join GFL, are left waiting for clarity as the promotion struggles to deliver on its promises.
- Leaked internal communications reveal that financial instability played a central role in the postponement, further fueling skepticism among fans and fighters.
- Social media criticism and comparisons to established promotions like the UFC highlight growing doubts about GFL’s ability to succeed in the competitive MMA landscape.