K. Harrison celebrates $1 million achievement with his daughter. Photo: Reproduction/Instagram @judokayla
The victorious story of Kayla harrison in the PFL may be close to an end. After confirming favoritism and winning the prize of US$1 million (around R$5,5 million), the North American had her last contract fight against Taylor Guardado and spoke about his future in the organization.
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In a post-event press conference, the athlete – who is considered for UFC and Bellator – highlighted her affection for the PFL, but stated that she is willing to listen to other proposals for her future in the sport. She also doesn't rule out staying at her current organization and doesn't give a verdict on where she wants to be.
"Now I do not know. I have a lot to think about and a lot of options. I have a lot to process, too. I'm happy with the PFL. I love the PFL. I think they are a great organization and I feel like if we hadn't taken that 'year off' (for COVID-19) I would probably love them a lot more. They are doing all the right things and I believe in the format. We’ll see what happens,” Harrison said.
Despite being able to leave the PFL, the two-time Olympic judo champion's time in the organization has been untouchable until now. In 11 appearances, she won all of them – five by submission, four knockouts and two unanimous decisions by the judges. It is, in fact, the main name of the company today.
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