Tuff-N-Uff 150 Returns to the Virgin Theater on December 12: Two Championship Fights Headline an Explosive Night in Las Vegas

Main Event: World Heavyweight Championship

A high-stakes heavyweight collision is set as Jamal ‘The Stormtrooper’ Pogues (12-5) and Ty Flores (14-5) meet for the Tuff-N-Uff World Heavyweight Championship.

Pogues enters the bout riding momentum with five wins in his last seven outings, including two victories inside the UFC. Flores matches that surge with five wins in his last seven as well, including two wins in the PFL. With both contenders determined to extend their winning ways, this title clash promises elite-level power, skill, and intensity as Pogues and Flores battle to claim heavyweight gold.

Co-Main Event: Womens Bantamweight Championship

A historic championship showdown headlines the women’s bantamweight division as rising powerhouse Evelyn ‘The Spartan’ Martins (6-1) meets surging contender Jaeleen ‘The Natural’ Robledo (4-1) for the inaugural Tuff-N-Uff Women’s World Bantamweight Championship. Martins enters the bout with only a single setback in her professional career and three impressive wins under the PFL banner, showcasing her poise and elite-level potential. Across the cage, Robledo arrives riding a dominant four-fight win streak earned in top regional promotions including A-1 Combat and Invicta FC. With both athletes poised to make history, this milestone title fight promises high-level skill, determination, and a defining moment for women’s MMA.

Special Feature: Smilla ‘The Hurricane’ Sundell Debut

Tuff-N-Uff proudly presents a landmark special feature bout as former two-time ONE FC Muay Thai World Champion Smilla ‘The Hurricane’ Sundell makes her highly anticipated MMA debut. Undefeated in her professional Muay Thai career with five straight victories, the Swedish phenom burst onto the global stage by becoming the youngest athlete ever to win a Muay Thai world title—capturing the inaugural ONE Women’s Strawweight Championship at just 17 years and 5 months with a thrilling victory over Jackie Buntan. As of April 2024, Sundell stands as the No. 2 ranked female featherweight Muay Thai contender in the world by WBC Muaythai, boasting an extraordinary 42–5 kickboxing record with 36 knockouts. Her transition to MMA marks one of the most exciting debuts in recent years, promising fans a showcase of elite striking and world-class talent.