Kayla Harrison

is an American professional mixed martial artist and former judoka. She is the first and remains the only American to win an Olympic gold medal in judo. ^[1]

Kayla Harrison, Women's Bantamweight Division, 18-1-0 (WLD), 6 Wins by Knockout, 7 Wins by Submission, 9 First Round Finishes. ^[2]

I am a mixed martial artist with the Professional Fighters League and a 2x PFL World Champion, holding 2 back-to-back titles. ^[3]

Kayla Harrison and Brittney Elkin went head-to-head in this lightweight fight from PFL 2 2018. ^[4]

Bantamweight Kayla Harrison Speaks To UFC.com about her title fight against Julianna Peña At UFC 316: Dvalishvili vs O'Malley 2 In Newark, New Jersey. ^[5]

We take you back through Kayla Harrison's best knockouts with a PFL career spanning 5 years in the cage and collecting over 15 wins. ^[6]

You lose your all your fight. . I actually won and i beat the girl that bragged dolls you. . ^[7]

A look back at PFL 3 in 2022, as Kayla Harrison faced Marina Mokhnatkina in Texas in the women's Lightweight division. ^[8]

Check out the assortment at www.ufcstore.com for officially licensed Kayla Harrison apparel including Kayla Harrison T-shirts, hoodies and hats. ^[9]

Kayla Harrison opens the main card at UFC 307 by defeating Kelten Vieira via unanimous decision. Listen to her interview with Joe Rogan. ^[10]

Kayla Harrison is now entering her mid-thirties and is set to fight for the UFC women's bantamweight title in 2025. ^[11]

Kayla Harrison acknowledges that her cut down to bantamweight takes a toll on her body. ^[12]

Kayla Harrison made history at the 2012 Olympics in London by winning the first Gold Medal by any American (man or woman) in the history of the sport of judo. ^[13]

Kayla Harrison Record: 18-1-0 Career statistics: SLpM - Significant Strikes Landed per Minute Str. Acc. ^[14]