WSOF 25’s one-night lightweight tournament brackets set

By BJPENN.COM News - October 18, 2015

With “WSOF 24: Fitch vs. Okami” in the books, World Series of Fighting has a major event creeping up on November 20, 2015. The lightweights will take center stage in the decagon at “WSOF 25” when they compete in an eight-man, one-night tournament to determine the next contender for Justin Gaethje’s WSOF Lightweight Championship.

Luis Palomino, Brian Foster, Brian Cobb, Islam Mamedov, Jorge Patino, Mike Ricci, Joao Zeferino and Rich Patishnock will all clash for lightweight supremacy. WSOF recently announced the lineup for the event which revealed who would be facing whom in the quarterfinals:

Quarterfinals:
Luis Palomino vs. Rich Patishnock
Brian Foster vs. Joao Zeferino
Brian Cobb vs. Mike Ricci
Islam Mamedov vs. Jorge Patino

Semi-Finals:
Palomino/Patishnock vs. Foster/Zeferino
Patino/Mamedov vs. Cobb/Ricci

Who do you think will come out on top on November 20th? Share your thoughts in the comment section below!

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