Tyron Woodley Selected As No. 1 Pick In The GFL Draft

Global Fight League is gearing up for a potential launch this April, and last week the draft was held to determine the teams prior to their debut event.

Over the course of the last several months, GFL has been stacking their roster, which now contains many legendary former UFC competitors, as well as a few wild cards.

The draft went down last Friday and lined up fighters to represent teams for Dubai, London, Los Angeles, Miami, New York, and São Paulo. Most interestingly, Tyron Woodley, who has not been victorious in a combat sports appearance since 2018, was picked first overall and will represent Dubai.

Woodley’s time with the UFC ended in 2021 following 4 straight losses, but this was preceded by a dominant welterweight title reign that included 4 championship defenses. Following his MMA career, the former 170-pound king moved into professional boxing, where he lost two straight matches to Jake Paul, but earned a boatload of money in the process. Now Woodley will have an opportunity for one last dance, with a new organization full of other fighters that were also at one time retired.

Full Draft Results:

Dubai – Manager: Cain Velasquez, Coach: Javier Mendez

1. Tyron Woodley

2. Abubakar Nurmagomedov

3. Derek Brunson

4. Ali Isaev

Anastasia Nikolakakos

Alexa Connors

Adilet Nurmatov

Omari Akhmedov

Jessica Aguilar

Arlene Blencowe

Khumoyun Tukhtamuradov

Ronny Markes

Faine Mesquita

Farbod Iran Nezhad

Damir Ismagulov

Randi Field

Timur Valiev

Tofiq Musayev

Luke Rockhold

Todd Duffee

London – Manager: Luke Barnatt, Coach: Carl Prince

1. Gegard Mousasi

2. Alexander Gustafsson

3. Josefine Knutsson

4. Brett Johns

Chiara Penco

Julia Budd

Danny Roberts

Kelly Staddon

Pannie Kianzad

Mike Grundy

Norman Parke

Ilir Latifi

Cameron Else

Benson Henderson

Stuart Austin

Karolina Owczarz

Josh Hill

Tim Wilde

Mariusz Ksiazkiewicz

Tanner Boser

Los Angeles – Manager: Wanderlei Silva, Coach: Rafael Cordeiro

1. Sage Northcutt

2. Aspen Ladd

3. Tony Ferguson

4. Urijah Faber

Cory McKenna

Chad Mendes

Lorenz Larkin

Da Woon Jung

Jessica Penne

Leslie Smith

Tyler Diamond

Louis Glismnan

Rashad Evans

Ilima-Lei Macfarlane

Ray Borg

Grant Neal

Frank Mir

Cynthia Calvillo

Uriah Hall

Andrei Arlovski

Miami – Manager: Thiago Alves, Coach: Conan Silveira

1. Junior dos Santos

2. Anthony Pettis

3. Yoel Romero

4. Natasha Kuziuitina

Kayla Hracho

Cat Zingano

Andre Harrison

Dilano Taylor

Philipe Lins

Mariya Agapova

Charles Rosa

Gleison Tibau

Thiago Santos

Hannah Goldy

Eric Shelton

Hector Lombard

Robelis Despaigne

Paige VanZant

Marlon Moraes

Jeremy Stephens

New York – Manager: TBA, Coach: Ray Longo

1. Kevin Lee

2. Chris Weidman

3. Holly Holm

4. Melissa Amaya

Bi Nguyen

Lance Palmer

Neiman Gracie

Devin Clark

Marisa Messer-Belenchia

Liana Jojua

Kai Kamaka III

Dillon Danis

Ovince Saint Preux

Jimmie Rivera

Sidney Outlaw

Phillip Hawes

Alan Belcher

Miao Ding

Zviad Lazishvili

Aleksei Oleynik

Sao Paulo – Manager: Lyoto Machida, Coach: Andre Pederneiras

1. Fabricio Werdum

2. Douglas Lima

3. Carlos Petruzella

4. Camila Reynoso

Joice Mara

Alejandra Lara

Julio Arce

Alex Oliveira

Antonio Carlos Junior

Pamelo Mara

Paula Bittencourt

Maike Linhares

Mauricio “Shogun” Rua

Raphael Assuncao

Patricky Pitbull

Alan Patrick

Bruno Cappelozza

Viviane Pereira

Renan Barao

Lucas Martins

(h/t Sports.Yahoo.com)

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