Kayla Harrison indicates that the current season should be the last competing for the PFL

K. Harrison won two PFL titles. Photo: Reproduction/Instagram

PFL main star, Kayla harrison must leave the organization at the end of the current season. Qualified for the playoffs, the two-time lightweight champion (up to 70,3 kg) admitted that she may look for new challenges in the near future.

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In an interview with the North American website “MMA Underground”, the former Olympic judoka stated that she believes the time has come to look for new possibilities beyond the Professional Fighters League tournaments.

“For sure, I think this season especially there are a lot of other things going on behind the scenes. Is life. There's always something going on. There are 14 fights, when the season ends there will be 16. I think it's time to maybe start thinking about other possibilities. I want the big fights. I've been doing these seasons and training twice a day since I was 12 years old. It’s been 20 years of work,” said Harrison.

Undefeated in professional MMA with 14 victories and two PFL titles, Kayla harrison believes that the time has come to increase her legacy by testing herself against the best fighters on other stages.

“I want the big fights. If that means having to be patient and not compete for a season, then I will be patient and wait. It's not about money. It's about legacy and about testing myself against the best. I think this will probably be my last season.”