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Ditcheva becomes first British woman to win MMA world title

BBC Sport Friday, 29 November 2024
Dakota Ditcheva superbly stops Taila Santos in the second round to win the PFL flyweight title and become the first British woman to win an MMA world title.
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PFL halves $1m prize money for champions

 The PFL reduces prize money, scraps the group stage and adds two weight classes in sweeping changes to its regular-season format.
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PFL release Bellator champion Pitbull

 Patricio 'Pitbull' Freire says he has been granted an "unconditional release" from the PFL.
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