Pillow fighting, once a childhood activity, is now a professional sport. The Pillow Fight Championship (PFC) is the first league of its kind. Steve Williams, CEO of PFC, and fighter Terrell "TJ" Jenkins spoke about its growing popularity on "Dan Abrams Live."

In PFC, athletes use special pillows designed for control and durability. The sport has strict rules: no body contact, no dropping pillows, and no grabbing opponents. Points are given for different strikes, like head hits and 360-degree moves.

Jenkins said he started pillow fighting from childhood and enjoys entertaining the audience. Williams said that PFC has leagues in countries like Ghana, Poland, and Brazil, and expects it to spread worldwide in ten years. The sport mixes combat and entertainment, similar to wrestling.