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There is a new queen at women’s lightweight, and her name is Larissa Pacheco after beating Kayla Harrison. Making the move as an Olympic Judoka, Harrison has been destroying nearly everyone put in front of her in the PFL’s lightweight divis…
There is a new queen at women’s lightweight, and her name is Larissa Pacheco after beating Kayla Harrison. Making the move as an Olympic Judoka, Harrison has been destroying nearly everyone put in front of her in the PFL’s lightweight division. She came into her 2022 PFL Championships finals bout with an undefeated record, having…
Continue Reading MMA Twitter Reacts To Larissa Pacheco Upsetting Kayla Harrison at MMA News.
The Professional Fighter’s League will hold this year’s championship on their first Pay-Per-View for ESPN+ this Friday. The event will have six world title fights, with the winners receiving one million dollars. The PFL World Championship m…
The Professional Fighter’s League will hold this year’s championship on their first Pay-Per-View for ESPN+ this Friday. The event will have six world title fights, with the winners receiving one million dollars. The PFL World Championship main event will have the Women’s Lightweight Champion Kayla Harrison fight Larissa Pacheco for the third time. Harrison defeated…
Continue Reading 2022 PFL World Championship Weigh-In Results at MMA News.
PFL women’s lightweight Larissa Pacheco feels Kayla Harrison hasn’t changed for the better throughout their trilogy. Pacheco will face Harrison in the 2022 PFL Championships main event on November 25th at Madison Square Garden. She’s …
PFL women’s lightweight Larissa Pacheco feels Kayla Harrison hasn’t changed for the better throughout their trilogy. Pacheco will face Harrison in the 2022 PFL Championships main event on November 25th at Madison Square Garden. She’s aiming for her first PFL title and to end Harrison’s undefeated reign. Pacheco is having the best run of her…
Continue Reading Larissa Pacheco Feels Kayla Harrison Has Been Negatively Impacted By Fame at MMA News.
Two-time PFL champion Kayla Harrison believes there’s one female fighter in the league who is a better pure athlete than her. Harrison is back in the PFL Playoffs and is slated to face Martina Jindrová on August 20th in London. She’s lookin…
Two-time PFL champion Kayla Harrison believes there’s one female fighter in the league who is a better pure athlete than her. Harrison is back in the PFL Playoffs and is slated to face Martina Jindrová on August 20th in London. She’s looking to become the PFL women’s lightweight champion for the third time in what…
Continue Reading Harrison Names One Female PFL Fighter Who Is A Better Athlete at MMA News.
Two-time PFL lightweight champion Kayla Harrison has had bad blood with her rival Larissa Pacheco but feels Pacheco would beat Cris Cyborg. Harrison is in the middle of her third season in the PFL and will face Martina Jindrová in the semifinals on Aug…
Two-time PFL lightweight champion Kayla Harrison has had bad blood with her rival Larissa Pacheco but feels Pacheco would beat Cris Cyborg. Harrison is in the middle of her third season in the PFL and will face Martina Jindrová in the semifinals on August 20th. She earned wins over Marina Mokhnatkina and Kaitlin Young during…
Continue Reading Kayla Harrison: Larissa Pacheco Would Defeat Cris Cyborg at MMA News.
Olympic gold medalist and undefeated mixed martial artist Kayla Harrison recently took the time to chat with us here at LowKick MMA. Discussing how she misses training with Amanda Nunes, plans on winning a third straight PFL title, and elaborated on the rivalry between her and Larissa Pacheco. With 14 consecutive victories in a row, […]
Olympic gold medalist and undefeated mixed martial artist Kayla Harrison recently took the time to chat with us here at LowKick MMA. Discussing how she misses training with Amanda Nunes, plans on winning a third straight PFL title, and elaborated on the rivalry between her and Larissa Pacheco.
With 14 consecutive victories in a row, and two PFL titles under her belt, it’s safe to say Harrison’s transition from being an Olympic Judo gold medalist to being a full-time fighter has been a huge success. After making waves as a free agent on the open market, she’s resigned with the PFL and is looking to make history.
“She’s a good fighter. She’s a great fighter,” Kayla Harrison began, speaking to LowKick MMA’s Mike Owens. “I think that right now, she would beat Cyborg. And I think that she would give Amanda (Nunes) a really tough time. I think I’m gonna go ahead and put her at #2 for 145lbs and up. I think she’s the second-best fighter 145lbs and up.”
“I know she likes to talk a little sh*t and say I’m one-dimensional. I get it… She wants to get popular, she wants to build something. I understand that.” Kayla Harrison said.
“She’s tough… She’s seasoned… She’s got knockout power,” Harrison continued. The discussion turned to the fact that a lot of people overlook the achievement of defeating Pacheco twice, due to people just not knowing who she is. “I just don’t think they know… They have no idea… And unless she fought a Cyborg or an Amanda (Nunes), or she went back to the UFC, they wouldn’t understand. She’s made a lot of progress #1, she’s put on a ton of weight, muscle, and size. And #2, she’s gotten better. She’s more experienced, more mature.”
“…They just don’t know. And it’s ok, because I know, and I’m preparing for her, and I’m ready for her.” Kayla Harrison said. “And the very best version of Larissa Pacheco will still not beat the worst version of Kayla Harrison. It doesn’t matter how good of a knockout artist you are, you don’t knock anybody out from your back.”
Resolute in her conviction about besting Pacheco on any day, Kayla Harrison is supremely confident and assured heading into the 2022 PFL playoffs where she looks to capture her third consecutive $1 million dollar prize and PFL title in a row.
Do you agree with Kayla Harrison saying Larissa Pacheco is the “second best” fighter at 145lbs and up?