Both two-time PFL-organized tournament champion North American Kayla Harrison and former UFC champion and former Jungle Fight Brazilian Larissa Pacheco met the scales this Thursday and everything is set for the fight that will be the stellar showdown of PFL 10: Championships Season 2022, taking place on Friday, November 25 at the Hulu Theater at Madison Square Garden in New York City.
The fight, promoted by the PFL, will be televised on ESPN PPV.
Harrison, who is 32 and will be looking for his third PFL championship, tipped the scales at 154.2 pounds. Pacheco, who is 28 and will be looking for his sixth straight win, tipped the scales at 154.2 pounds. Recall that the PFL lightweight division limit is 155 pounds.
The PFL 10: Championships Season 2022 card will also have the following Finals. Brendan Loughnane of England vs Bubba Jenkins of America for the featherweight division. Croatian Ante Delija will face Brazilian Matheus Scheffel in the heavyweight division. Stevie Ray of Scotland against Olivier Aubin-Mercier of Canada for the lightweight division. Swede Sadibou Sy will face American Dilano Taylor for the welterweight division and Australian Rob Wilkinson will face Russian Omari Akhmedov for the light heavyweight division.
Here are the full weight results:
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Women’s Featherweight Championship: Kayla Harrison (154.4) vs. Larissa Pacheco (154.2)
Featherweight Championship: Brendan Loughnane (144.8) vs. Bubba Jenkins (145)
Heavyweight Championship: Ante Delija (241.8) vs. Matheus Scheffel (156.4)
Lightweight Championship: Stevie Ray (154.6) vs. Olivier Aubin-Mercier (154.6)
Welterweight Championship: Dilano Taylor () vs. Sadibou Sy (169.6)
Light Heavyweight Championship: Omari Akhmedov (202.8) vs. Rob Wilkinson (204.6)
Aspen Ladd (145.4) vs. Julia Budd (146)
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Marlon Moraes (146) vs. Sheymon Moraes (145.8)
Jeremy Stephens (155.8) vs. Nathan Schulte (155.4)
Magomed Magomedkerimov (175.8) vs. Gleison Tibau (174.6)
Dakota Ditcheva (125.6) vs. Katherine Corogenes (124.3)
Biaggio Ali Walsh (154.8) against Tom Graesser (154.8)
