The UFL has crowned a new champion as the D.C. Defenders triumphed over the Michigan Panthers in a thrilling showdown. The final score of 58-34 marks a historic moment, with the Defenders setting a record for the most points scored in a UFL game. This exciting match took place on June 15, 2025, in St. Louis, captivating fans worldwide.
- D.C. Defenders crowned UFL champions
- Defenders scored 58 points, a record
- Game initially competitive, D.C. pulled ahead
- Jordan Ta’amu's impressive performance highlighted
- Attendance was 14,559, below previous finals
The game started with a competitive edge, as the Panthers initially led 6-0 and 13-6 in the first half. However, the Defenders surged ahead, establishing a commanding 37-19 lead by halftime. A touchdown on the first play of the fourth quarter solidified their dominance, extending the lead to 52-19.
Jordan Ta’amu, the Defenders’ quarterback, showcased his skills by completing 21 of 28 passes for an impressive 390 yards and four touchdowns, adding another touchdown on the ground. With 14,559 fans in attendance, this event highlighted the growing interest in the UFL, despite a notable drop from last year’s championship attendance.
- D.C. Defenders set a new scoring record in UFL history.
- Jordan Ta’amu’s performance was pivotal in securing the victory.
- Attendance showed promise but fell short compared to previous championships.
Looking ahead, fans can anticipate more thrilling matchups in the UFL as the league continues to develop its reputation. Will the Defenders defend their title next season?
