PLN’s FNF Week 6 Gets Turbocharged with SlapFIGHT at Kai Cenat’s AMP Summer House

Friday nights are about to level up. Picture this: the rowdiest crew in digital entertainment, Kai Cenat and AMP, taking over the ultimate party pad, the AMP Summer House, and handing the keys to the world’s most explosive slap-fighting league.

For Week Six, Pro League Network’s (PLN) Friday Night Fights isn’t just a show. It’s a full-send collision between the internet’s hottest content squad and bare-hand brutality, all capped by the SlapFIGHT Championship. Viral moments? Absolutely guaranteed.

This isn’t your uncle’s Friday night scrap. It’s influencer energy meets literal heavyweight drama, and the stakes couldn’t be higher. You’re not just watching a fight. You’re witnessing culture shockwaves in real time, straight from your screen.

Grizzly vs. “The Maine‑iac” Sylvia

It doesn’t get gnarlier than this. In one corner: Grizzly, tipping the scales at a brutal 400 lbs, dripping knockout potential, and built like a human avalanche.

His game plan is savage and simple, end things quickly and leave bodies echoing in the AMP house. Undefeated chin, seismic power, and a presence that physically shakes the slap circle.

Opposite him, Tim “The Maine‑iac” Sylvia, standing 6’8″ and rocking credentials as a two-time UFC Heavyweight Champ. Sylvia may be newer to slap fighting, but he’s all about control and precision.
He’s not gunning for chaos, he’s engineering it, slap by surgical slap, with a striking IQ honed in MMA title fights.

His stat sheets glisten with efficiency (+1 strike differential—flex), and he’s never met a round he didn’t want to calculate.

When Grizzly and Sylvia step up, it’s more than just size and power. It’s a real-life anime battle of philosophies:

Grizzly brings pure violence and the urge to detonate. Sylvia embodies ice-cold discipline and nerdy stat-crunching efficiency.

Grizzly’s never been dropped. Sylvia’s chin has been tested before. Sylvia survives on calculated risks; Grizzly is the risk. The one question? Can finesse survive a collision with the unstoppable? If Sylvia slips, Grizzly’s looking to send him straight through the floorboards.

FAFO vs. Frank The Tank Iron Chin vs. KO King

Don’t blink or you’ll miss the birth of a legend. The last time FAFO and Frank The Tank clashed, pandemonium broke out.

Stretch got slapped into next week in the first round, and suddenly a new rivalry was born. FAFO, 6’1″, 306 lbs, impossible to phase, stood toe-to-toe with the most savage hitter on the scene, and just grinned right through it.

Frank The Tank, with his 59% KO rate and highlight reel of 13 brutal wins from 17 fights, is the seasoned warhorse, and pure chaos incarnate.

He fights with the fury of a man who only shows up to end careers. FAFO, on the other hand, is still a rookie at just three fights, but he doesn’t seem to care.

He’s never been stopped, never been out-slapped, and he soaks up impact like it’s part of the job description.

For Frank, it’s all or nothing. He delivers knockouts or courts disaster. FAFO? He’s there to turn the bout into a marathon of pain—a human slab that eats slaps for breakfast and stays standing.

Frank’s got the technical edge and experience, but FAFO has 45 more pounds of stubborn, immovable force, and a chin so stubborn you could drop a safe on it and he’d just ask for round two.

AMP Energy Meets Slap Mayhem

With AMP in the house and PLN rolling out a fight card this wild, you’re getting not just combat sports, but pure broadcast chaos.

Kai Cenat, AMP, the Summer House, and the baddest slap fighters on Earth? This isn’t just another Friday, it’s Internet history in the making.

Tune-in to Friday Night Fights each week on Pro League Network’s YouTube at 10 p.m. ET / 9 p.m. CT and stay tuned to PLN’s social channels for the heart-stopping, adrenaline-pumping action.