PFL closes the book on its second year of existence, with complications in their tournament format, odd hiccups and growing pains. That doesn’t mean that they haven’t delivered on action and quality matchups, with even better scouting for international talent this time around.
The women’s lightweight field was perhaps not as dense as it could be, but that’s also more indicative of lesser high-level prospects available in that division overall. Despite that fact, we have now ended up with Judo superstar Kayla Harrison (6-0) in the finals as expected — only this time she’s in a rematch against former UFC talent Larissa Pacheco (13-3).