Natan wins PFL GP. Photo: Reproduction / Twitter
He did it again! The Brazilian Natan schulte won the PFL lightweight GP for the second time. On the last night of 2019, at the traditional Madison Square Garden, in New York, the Santa Catarina native dominated Loik Radzhabov and took the grand final in the judges' decision. As a result, he pocketed the incredible amount of US$1 million, around R$4.03 million at current prices. Natan had already achieved the same amount in the 2018 season.
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To reach the millionaire prize, Natan had to overcome five opponents throughout 2019: Yincang Bao, in May, Jesse Ronson, in July, Ramsey Nijem and Akhmed Aliev, in October, until the grand final on Tuesday night against Radzhabov.
With the result, Natan has a professional record of 20 wins, three defeats and one draw. Furthermore, he extends his undefeated streak to 10 fights without a setback.
THE BRAZILIAN REIGN CONTINUES! @NatanSchulte brings another million dollar performance to NYC and is the back-to-back PFL Lightweight Champion! #PFLCampionship #BackToBack pic.twitter.com/cKSfY1rnN3
- PFL MMA (@ProFightLeague) January 1, 2020
‘New Ronda Rousey’, Kayla Harrison dominates Larissa Pacheco and takes US$ 1 million
Kayla receives the belt from the hands of Mike Tyson. Photo: Reproduction / Twitter PFL
In the main fight of PFL 10, the two-time Olympic champion in judo, Kayla harrison It also looked beautiful. The North American dominated the Brazilian Larissa pacheco, won the decision and also won the tournament in the women's lightweight division. The North American also won the US$ 1 million prize.
With the triumph, Kayla extended her unbeaten record as an MMA professional to seven fights with seven wins. Larissa was the only athlete who managed to reach the end of the competition without being knocked out or submitted for the gold medal at the 2012 Olympics in London and 2016 in Rio de Janeiro.
Airborne! Courtesy of @KaylaH in round 4. The final round of the decade is coming up on ESPN2. #PFLCampionship pic.twitter.com/35U7g5GqAz
- PFL MMA (@ProFightLeague) January 1, 2020
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