- Kayla Harrison was a former two-time PFL women’s lightweight champion in 2019 and 2021.
- Harrison’s net worth is estimated to be over $1.5 million, which she earned mainly through her fighting career.
- Harrison is coming off a second-round submission win over Julianna Pena at UFC 316 to win the UFC bantamweight title.
Kayla Harrison continued to display her dominance inside the octagon after she notched her third UFC win at UFC 316 and submitted Julianna Pena in their UFC women’s bantamweight clash inside the Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey.
With three outstanding wins under the Las Vegas-based promotion, the American Top Team representative and former Olympic gold medalist has become a fan favourite in online sports betting through the UFC odds.
See her net worth, MMA record, and next fight details below.
How Much Did Kayla Harrison Make?
Since transitioning to professional fighting in 2018, Harrison has earned more than $2.3 million, most of this coming from her salary in the PFL. Other sources of income that she has are from brand deals and endorsements. In her two UFC fights, she bagged $478,000.
How Many Times Has Kayla Harrison Won in the PFL?
Harrison won 15 fights with 13 finishes in the PFL during her run under the promotion. She also won the title twice in 2019 and 2021. Harrison had a shot at her third PFL title in 2022 but was defeated by Larissa Pacheco by a unanimous decision.
What Weight Class Does Kayla Harrison Fight?
Harrison dominated the women’s lightweight division or the 155-pound division in the PFL and Invicta FC (where she fought once in November 2020). Since the UFC has already debunked the women’s featherweight division, Harrison moved down to the women’s bantamweight division at 135 pounds.
Is Kayla Harrison Fighting in 2025?
Kayla Harrison’s next fight is expected to be against the former UFC women’s bantamweight champion Amanda Nunes, as she called her out during her post-fight interview.
What Is Kayla Harrison’s MMA Record?
Harrison currently has a professional MMA record of 19 wins and one loss. Several of her notable wins were against Pachecho (twice), Aspen Ladd, Courtney King, Kaitlin Young, Martina Jindrova, Holly Holm, Ketlen Vieira, and Pena.
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