Dana White Critiques PFL After UFC 307 Event
- Dana White criticized the PFL for using Kayla Harrison's fight to promote Larissa Pacheco's upcoming match.
- Harrison's victory positions her as the next contender for the women's bantamweight championship.
- White believes the PFL is not yet a legitimate threat to the UFC, despite their increasing visibility in the sport.
Following UFC 307, Dana White criticized the Professional Fighters League (PFL) for using Kayla Harrison's fight to promote their upcoming event featuring Larissa Pacheco, who previously defeated Harrison. White expressed his belief that the PFL is not yet a legitimate threat to the UFC, despite acknowledging that they are becoming more prominent in the mixed martial arts scene. Harrison's victory positions her as the next contender for the women's bantamweight championship, which changed hands during the event as Julianna Pena defeated Raquel Pennington. The UFC 307 card showcased several notable fights, including Khalil Rountree Jr. retaining the light heavyweight championship. White's remarks highlight the competitive dynamics within the sport and the ongoing rivalry between promotions, as he emphasized the need for the PFL to improve its promotional strategies.