Kayla Harrison is perturbed by how the PFL went about making this year’s championship event a pay-per-view.
While putting the 2022 PFL Championships on pay-per-view means the company can benefit from buys, the fighters won’t, according to Harrison. But that’s not the only thing irking the two-time Olympic gold medalist. It’s the short-notice manning in which the pay-per-view was introduced, with the price of $49.99 being announced less than two weeks ago.
“I mean, I’m annoyed slightly if I’m being honest,” Harrison said on “The MMA Hour.” … Obviously I’m not a member of the board or a decision maker, but – what does Cyborg keep saying? ‘Let’s see if she sells pay-per-view.’ So from a personal standpoint, it’s a little frustrating to me that they make the first pay-per-view fight a fight that I’ve already had twice, and they only give it like a month to sell. I was kinda like, ‘Oh, well.’
