The PFL 10 mixed martial arts event for the 2024 season of the Professional Fighters League was held on November 29, 2024, at King Saud University Stadium in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. This was the finale of the playoffs for all weight divisions, with the winners getting a $1 million cash prize.[1]
Background
The event marked the promotion's first championships season held outside the United States.[2]
The event featured the finals of 2024 PFL Tournament season in a six weight-class divisions.[3]
At the preliminary card took place the four finals of 2024 PFL MENA Tournament.[4] Islam Reda pulled out of the featherweight final against Abdalrahman Alhyasat due to injury and was replaced by Abdullah Al-Qahtani.[5] In turn, Alhyasat withdrew due to a "urgent health problem" and was replaced by Maraoune Bellagouit.[6]
At the weigh-ins, Lilia Osmani came in at 108.3 lb, 2.3 pounds over the atomweight limit and she was fined a percentage that went to Hattan Alsaif.[6] 2023 PFL featherweight winner Jesus Pinedo reportedly came in 6 pounds heavy for his featherweight against Jeremy Kennedy.[7] As a result, Pinedo pulled out and was replaced by Gabriel Alves Braga on a day's notice.[8]
Results
| Main card - 2024 PFL World Championship (ESPN+)
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| Weight class
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Method
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Round
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Time
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Notes
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| Featherweight
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Timur Khizriev
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def.
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Brendan Loughnane
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Decision (unanimous) (50–45, 49–46, 49–46)
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5
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5:00
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[a]
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| Women's Flyweight
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Dakota Ditcheva
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def.
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Taila Santos
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TKO (punches to the body)
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2
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4:41
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[b]
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| Light Heavyweight
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Dovletdzhan Yagshimuradov
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def.
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Impa Kasanganay
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KO (punches)
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1
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0:58
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[c]
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| Welterweight
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Shamil Musaev
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def.
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Magomed Umalatov
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TKO (punches)
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3
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1:44
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[d]
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| Lightweight
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Gadzhi Rabadanov
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def.
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Brent Primus
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KO (punches)
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3
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2:31
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[e]
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| Heavyweight
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Denis Goltsov
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def.
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Oleg Popov
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Technical Submission (triangle choke)
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1
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2:55
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[f]
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| Preliminary card - 2024 PFL MENA Championship (ESPN+)
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| Featherweight
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Abdullah Al-Qahtani
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def.
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Maraoune Bellagouit
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KO (punches)
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1
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3:21
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[g]
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| Welterweight
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Omar El Dafrawy
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def.
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Mohammad Alaqraa
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TKO (punches)
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2
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0:57
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[h]
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| Women's Atomweight
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Hattan Alsaif
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def.
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Lilya Osmani
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TKO (knees to the body)
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2
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1:37
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[i]
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| Bantamweight
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Ali Taleb
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def.
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Rachid El Hazoume
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KO (punch)
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1
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1:25
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[j]
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| Lightweight
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Mohsen Mohammadseifi
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def.
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Georges Eid
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Decision (unanimous) (50–45, 50–45, 49–46)
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5
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5:00
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[k]
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| Early preliminary card (ESPN+)
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| Lightweight
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Mansour Barnaoui
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def.
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Alfie Davis
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Submission (rear-naked choke)
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3
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3:41
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| Heavyweight
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Slim Trabelsi
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def.
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Abraham Bably
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Decision (split) (29–28, 28–29, 29–28)
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3
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5:00
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| Featherweight
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Gabriel Alves Braga
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def.
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Jeremy Kennedy
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Decision (unanimous) (29–28, 29–28, 29–28)
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3
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5:00
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| Featherweight
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Asaël Adjoudj
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def.
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Jose Perez
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Submission (guillotine choke)
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3
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1:10
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| Welterweight
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Costello van Steenis
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def.
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João Vitor Dantas
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KO (head kick)
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1
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0:48
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[9][10]
Playoff brackets
2024 PFL Heavyweight playoffs
2024 PFL Light Heavyweight playoffs
2024 PFL Welterweight playoffs
- ^ Umalatov was originally scheduled to face #3 ranked Don Madge, but he forced to withdraw due to injury and was replaced by #7 ranked Neiman Gracie.[12]
2024 PFL Lightweight playoffs
2024 PFL Featherweight playoffs
2024 PFL Women's Flyweight playoffs
Legend
| (SD)
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(Split Decision)
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| (UD)
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(Unanimous Decision)
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| (MD)
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(Majority Decision)
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| SUB
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Submission
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| (T)KO
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(Technical) Knock Out
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| L
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Loss
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PFL MENA brackets
Welterweight
| Quarter-finals | | Semi-finals | | Final |
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| Omar El-Dafrawy | UD |
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| Anthony Zeidan | 3
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| Omar El-Dafrawy | KO |
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| | Jarrah Al-Silawi | 1
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| Jarrah Al-Silawi | SUB |
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| Rayan Atmani | 1
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| Omar El-Dafrawy | TKO |
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| | Mohammad Alaqraa | 2
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| Amir Fazli | 3 |
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| Badreddine Diani | UD
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| Amir Fazli [a] | 3 |
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| | Mohammad Alaqraa | UD
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| Mohammad Alaqraa | TKO |
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| Youcef Ouabbas | 3
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- ^ Alaqraa was originally scheduled to face Badreddine Diani, but he forced to withdraw due to an undisclosed injury and was replaced by Amir Fazli.
Lightweight
- ^ Originally a submission (triangle choke) win for Saleem; overturned after he failed an in-competition drug test, Reguigui advanced to semifinal.
Featherweight
| Quarter-finals | | Semi-finals | | Final |
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| Yazeed Hasanain | 2 |
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| Abdullah Al-Qahtani | TKO
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| Abdullah Al-Qahtani | 3 |
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| | Abdalrahman Alhyasat | UD
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| Abdalrahman Alhyasat | UD |
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| Ahmed Tarek | 3
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| Abdullah Al-Qahtani[a] | TKO |
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| | Maraoune Bellagouit[b] | 1
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| Mido Mohamed | 3 |
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| Maraoune Bellagouit | TKO
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| Maraoune Bellagouit | 3 |
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| | Islam Reda | UD
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| Islam Reda | UD |
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| Adam Meskini | 3
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- ^ Islam Reda pulled out with injury and was replaced by Al-Qahtani.
- ^ Abdalrahman Alhyasat withdrew due to "urgent health problem" and was replaced by Maraoune Bellagouit.
Bantamweight
| Quarter-finals | | Semi-finals | | Final |
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| Jalal Al Daaja[a] | DRAW |
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| Tariq Ismail | 3
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| Jalal Al Daaja | 1 |
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| | Ali Taleb | KO
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| Nawras Abzakh | 3 |
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| Ali Taleb | UD
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| Ali Taleb | KO |
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| | Rachid El Hazoume | 1
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| Xavier Alaoui | 2 |
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| Rachid El Hazoume | SUB
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| Rachid El Hazoume | UD |
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| | Elias Boudegzdame | 3
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| Elias Boudegzdame | SUB |
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| Hassan Mandour | 2r.
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- ^ Officially a unanimous decision win for Ismail, Al Daaja advanced to the semifinal due to Ismail missed weight.
See also
References
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- Upcoming events are in italics
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