PFL women’s lightweight champion Kayla Harrison’s free agency is over. She’s staying put.
Harrison, who fought out her PFL contract last year, has re-signed with the promotion despite receiving offers from the UFC and Bellator. Although terms were not disclosed, PFL announced it as a multiyear deal. PFL founder Donn Davis called it a “historic new contract.”
Harrison’s re-signing with PFL comes after several months of free agency in which she was highly sought after by both the UFC and Bellator. As it turned out, PFL had the right to match any offers. When Bellator made a final big push to sign her with a lucrative offer earlier this year, the PFL decided to match.
