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Ergebnisübersicht
Aaron Jeffery defeated Josh Silveira by unanimous decision in a three-round middleweight contest at PFL Charlotte: Battle vs. Rosta on August 7, 2026. Jeffery, a former Bellator title challenger, controlled the pace across all three rounds and earned the verdict from all three judges at the final bell. Silveira — son of American Top Team head coach Conan Silveira — pressed forward throughout but could not secure a finish, dropping to 16-6. The win improves Jeffery to 17-6 and moves him to 2-1 since the PFL absorbed Bellator.
Kampf-Übersicht
Josh Silveira, the American Top Team product and 2023 PFL middleweight finalist with 12 career stoppages, faces former Bellator title challenger Aaron Jeffery in a fight that could swing the PFL's middleweight rankings heading toward title contention. Silveira brings elite wrestling and first-round finishing instincts against Jeffery's veteran striking pedigree, making this one of the more technically compelling matchups on the Charlotte card.
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Josh Silveira
- Push the action immediately and attempt early takedowns to put Jeffery on the defensive before he can establish his striking game.
- Target the body with ground-and-pound and submission attempts from dominant positions to drain Jeffery's energy in the early rounds.
- Use his wrestling to dictate where the fight takes place and avoid prolonged standing exchanges where Jeffery's experience is an asset.
Aaron Jeffery
- Keep the fight standing by stuffing Silveira's takedown attempts with disciplined sprawl-and-brawl defense and sharp counter-striking.
- Use his veteran striking range to pick Silveira apart on the feet and exploit any openings created when Silveira commits to takedown entries.
- Maintain active hands and throw diverse combinations to keep Silveira guessing and prevent him from timing single-leg attacks.
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Josh Silveira
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