PFL 10 Results: Kayla Harrison vs. Larissa Pacheco

LowKickMMA will be providing you with PFL 10 results throughout tonight (Tues. December 31, 2019) from Madison Square Garden in New York City. In the main event of the night, Kayla Harrison takes on Larissa Pacheco for the women’s lightweight championship. The featured bout is accompanied by several other title fights at welterweight, heavyweight, lightweight, […]

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LowKickMMA will be providing you with PFL 10 results throughout tonight (Tues. December 31, 2019) from Madison Square Garden in New York City.

In the main event of the night, Kayla Harrison takes on Larissa Pacheco for the women’s lightweight championship. The featured bout is accompanied by several other title fights at welterweight, heavyweight, lightweight, featherweight, and light heavyweight. Winners will all receive $1 million in prize money to go with their gold belts.

Before the championship action gets underway, a featherweight contest between David Alex Valente and Brendan Loughnane will kick off the night on the preliminary card. The prelims kick off on ESPN+ at 6:00 p.m. ET, while the main card can be seen on ESPN 2 starting at 7:00 p.m. ET.

Check out the official PFL 10 results below.

PFL 10 Results

Main Card (ESPN 2, 7 p.m. ET)

  • Women’s lightweight championship: Larissa Pacheco vs. Kayla Harrison
  • Welterweight championship: Ray Cooper III vs. David Michaud
  • Heavyweight championship: Jared Rosholt vs. Ali Isaev
  • Lightweight championship: Loik Radzhabov vs. Natan Schulte
  • Featherweight championship: Alex Gilpin vs. Lance Palmer
  • Light heavyweight championship: Emiliano Sordi vs. Jordan Johnson

Preliminary card/Pre-show (ESPN+, 6 p.m. ET)

  • Featherweight: Brendan Loughnane def. David Alex Valente via unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27)

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PFL 10: 2019 Championship Live Results

The PFL 10, 2019 results are coming at you live tonight (Dec. 31). The PFL playoffs will come to its conclusion tonight when we will find out who will take home the grand prize of $1 million in the six championship bouts on the card. In addition to the…

The PFL 10, 2019 results are coming at you live tonight (Dec. 31). The PFL playoffs will come to its conclusion tonight when we will find out who will take home the grand prize of $1 million in the six championship bouts on the card. In addition to the six championship bouts, Brendan Loughnane of […]

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PFL 10: 2019 Championship Live Results

The PFL 10, 2019 results are coming at you live tonight (Dec. 31). The PFL playoffs will come to its conclusion tonight when we will find out who will take home the grand prize of $1 million in the six championship bouts on the card. In addition to the…

The PFL 10, 2019 results are coming at you live tonight (Dec. 31). The PFL playoffs will come to its conclusion tonight when we will find out who will take home the grand prize of $1 million in the six championship bouts on the card. In addition to the six championship bouts, Brendan Loughnane of […]

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Kayla Harrison Inks Long-Term Extension With PFL

Kayla Harrison is already a staple in the legacy of the Professional Fighters League (PFL), but now she’ll be sticking around even longer. MMA Fighting reports that the two-time Olympic Gold medalist has signed an extension with the PFL. Exact terms of the deal have not been disclosed. The former judoka holds a perfect 5-0 […]

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Kayla Harrison is already a staple in the legacy of the Professional Fighters League (PFL), but now she’ll be sticking around even longer. MMA Fighting reports that the two-time Olympic Gold medalist has signed an extension with the PFL.

Exact terms of the deal have not been disclosed. The former judoka holds a perfect 5-0 record in mixed martial arts (MMA) competition, all but one of those victories coming by way of a stoppage. She will return to the cage this Friday at PFL 7 where she faces off against Genah Fabian in the semifinals of the lightweight playoffs.

The eventual winner of the tournament will take home the $1 million grand prize. Harrison has drawn comparisons to her former U.S. Olympic teammate Ronda Rousey given her background and early dominance. Of course, Rousey ran into problems when she faced a high-level striker with takedown defense in the form of Holly Holm, thus resulting in her first-ever defeat.

Harrison has not yet faced a striker of Holm’s caliber, but welcomes the challenge, having thrown out the offer to fight Cris Cyborg on several occasions. Of course, that fight would have to take place much further down the line, as Harrison has just extended her stay with PFL, and Cyborg has signed on with Bellator MMA for the alleged biggest contract in women’s MMA history.

What do you think about Harrison inking a new long-term deal with the PFL?

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Kayla Harrison Inks Multi-Year Extension With PFL

Kayla Harrison will be sticking around with PFL for a little while longer. Harrison, who is fighting in the semi-finals of the lightweight tournament this year has signed a multi-year extension according to ESPN. The terms of the deal were not disclose…

Kayla Harrison will be sticking around with PFL for a little while longer. Harrison, who is fighting in the semi-finals of the lightweight tournament this year has signed a multi-year extension according to ESPN. The terms of the deal were not disclosed except for it is for multiple years. However, Ali Abdelaziz says she will […]

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Cris Cyborg Hints At Where She’ll Be Signing Next

Cris Cyborg is very close to signing with a new promotion just weeks after being released from the UFC. Although things ended poorly for her, she says she has no regrets about her time in the UFC and how things were handled. “Everything I did, I was always feeling in my heart. I don’t regret […]

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Cris Cyborg is very close to signing with a new promotion just weeks after being released from the UFC.

Although things ended poorly for her, she says she has no regrets about her time in the UFC and how things were handled.

“Everything I did, I was always feeling in my heart. I don’t regret anything. ” Cyborg said on her YouTube channel (h/t MMA Fighting). “[The UFC] is in the past. It’s in the past since my last fight. I put it in the past in my heart, I believe I made a lot in the UFC, II believe I’m one of the girls who fought in the UFC who has more wins than losses.

I believe all places I’ve been had something special in it. With the UFC, I wanted to be fighting in the UFC. I went through all the hard time cutting weight to make my division and they made it. Amanda is the champion, there is a division. Every moment of my life I start a project and the UFC project was to have my division. I put an effort to get down to the division, I made it, and there is a division now.”

Meanwhile, now that she is a free agent, there is no doubt massive interest for Cris Cyborg. Promotions like Bellator and PFL has shown interest in her and the Brazilian now plans on signing soon.

“I believe I’ll sign my new contract in less than 30 days,” Cyborg said. “I’ll be online to tell everybody about my new place where Cyborg will be welcome. I have to thank Dana for sending me a letter two days after my win. It really helped me to negotiate.

“I’ll be back to Brazil soon, for sure. It’s part of my plan for the new contract I sign and I am very happy.”

Ultimately, Cyborg is just happy with the promotion she has picked. She will get to fight more and only strengthen her brand.

“When I ended my cycle with the UFC, I had two choices,” Cyborg said. “The option I chose, where I am now is the option where I see my future grow. I’ll be fighting more times a year, I won’t have any trouble, I’ll be happy. That’s what I see.”

What promotion do you think Cris Cyborg will sign with?

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