Daniel Marcos Signs with PFL After UFC Departure

LAS VEGAS, NEVADA - Following an unexpected turn of events, Peruvian fighter Daniel Marcos has officially signed with the Professional Fighters League (PFL). This news comes after his recent exit from the UFC, where he last competed on November 8, 2025, defeating Miles Johns in a bantamweight bout. Marcos expressed his feelings about the transition in a heartfelt social media post.

In his statement, Marcos reflected on the challenges he faced since his last fight, stating, "Since my last fight in November, I did exactly what was asked of me. I finished my opponent, and since December, I have stayed ready to compete again." He revealed that despite being prepared and training diligently, negotiations for a contract renewal with the UFC never materialized. "I simply kept waiting because I trusted that the moment would eventually arrive," he added, emphasizing his commitment to the sport.

Marcos expressed gratitude to his supporters, saying, "I am grateful to every person who has supported me along this journey—especially those who have stood by me through both the victories and the difficult times." He remains determined and eager to showcase his skills, declaring, "I continue to train, I continue to grow, and I remain ready to compete. This does not end here. I am hungrier than ever, and I am prepared to prove it—anywhere, and against anyone."

Marcos's transition to the PFL marks an important chapter in his career as he seeks new opportunities in the competitive landscape of mixed martial arts.