D.C. Defenders win UFL title, 58-34 - NBC Sports

Last Updated: 03.07.2025 05:48

The UFL has a new champion.

The D.C. Defenders defeated the Michigan Panthers in St. Louis on Saturday night, 58-34. It was the most points scored by any team in two seasons of UFL action.

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