Chris Wade heads into his second fight with Professional Fighters League in a mental state that might be described as “happily frustrated.” He is proud to a part of the league but is on a mission to rectify the disappointment of his debut loss.
At PFL 2, Wade entered the lightweight regular season as a well-known name -- coming off of a 5-2 run in the Ultimate Fighting Championship -- and a favorite to go far. However, like several other former UFC veterans, such as Eddie Gordon and Thiago Tavares, he lost his season-opening fight.