{"id":7825,"date":"2019-10-12T01:00:00","date_gmt":"2019-10-11T20:00:00","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/umang.pk\/2019\/10\/pfl-2019-welterweight-womens-lightweight-playoff-preview-results-and-video-weight-measurement\/"},"modified":"2019-10-12T01:00:00","modified_gmt":"2019-10-11T20:00:00","slug":"pfl-2019-welterweight-womens-lightweight-playoff-preview-results-and-video-weight-measurement","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/umang.pk\/ur\/2019\/10\/12\/pfl-2019-welterweight-womens-lightweight-playoff-preview-results-and-video-weight-measurement\/","title":{"rendered":"PFL 2019: Welterweight, Women's Lightweight Playoff Preview, Results and Video Weight Measurement"},"content":{"rendered":"
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The lucrative $ 1 million tournament round continues as the PFL kicks off the Las Vegas playoffs. In the process they narrow the field and set up an interesting action bout. <\/p>\n

To add to the plot, male welterweight tournament participants will fight twice a night to advance to the finals. <\/p>\n

And Judo Olympian Kayla Harrison (5-0) caused a change in opponents after former Ultimate Ultimate Fighter contender Genah Fabian withdrew to health problems. She will now face Bobbi Jo Dalziel (5-1) from Canada. He lost a submission to former UFC fighter Larissa Pacheco. <\/p>\n

Speaking of Pacheco (12-3), she has been rigorously tested against former Strikeforce champion and UFC talent Sarah Kaufman (21-4). Kaufman has won four consecutive victories, including contributions to Morgan Freer and Katarina Renner. Pacheco lost his PFL debut with Kayla Harrison's decision, but counterattacked with a victory with Dalziel, mentioned earlier.<\/p>\n

Do you remember Brendan Loughnane (17-3)? He raised his eyebrows a bit in a match earlier this year in the Dana White & # 39; s Contender Series, and he got more attention when he didn't get a contract from a lot of people for childish reasons. Now he is playing Matt Wagy (13-6) at the PFL.<\/p>\n

Former middleweight tournament participant Sadibou Sy (8-5, 1 draw) is trying to keep his hopes at this year's welterweight match and will do much more for the Hawaii Buzz Sow Ray Cooper III (18-7). Cooper was wiped out by his cousin Zane Kamaka to start the tournament, but was cruel by former UFC talent John Doomsday Howard.<\/p>\n

Andre Fialho (10-2) of Portugal and Glaico Fran\u00e7a (21-5) of Brazil clash as conflicting Fialho must compete with the measured and complete game of Fran\u00e7a's former Pancrase welterweight champion. Chris \u201cAction Man\u201d Curtis (21-6) introduces a brand of charisma and violence against last year's champion Magomed Magomedkerimov (25-5). <\/p>\n

Canada's Jesse Ronson (20-9) gets stink after TKO, ACB and UFC. He will meet new Russian immigrant Nikolai Aleksakhin (24-5). <\/p>\n

You can see the weighing here:<\/p>\n

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