Las Vegas’ hidden combat sports league you can’t pay to see
By Trevor Squire
Published on March 20, 2026.
The Professional Grappling Federation (PGF) kicked off its latest season in March in its private studio off the Strip, offering a glimpse into the next evolution of Brazilian jiujitsu. The Las Vegas Kings' Austin Oranday and the Alabama Twisters’ Travis Haven competed during the PGF’s opening day on March 4, 2026, at AV Vegas. The Vegas Kings’ Chuy Magana defeated the Philadelphia Phenoms’ Kyle Chambers and the Colorado Wolverines’ Sam Schwartzapfel. The PGF's opening day took place in a private location near AV Vegas, with guests being invited to watch matches.
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