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The 2022 PFL World Championship took place tonight from Madison Square Garden in New York City, New York, and MMA News is here to serve up all the results and highlights!

The event featured six championship bouts, with $1 million at stake in each contest. Make sure to check out our exclusive interview with two-time champion Kayla Harrison as well as our interview with her opponent, Larissa Pacheco, who met in the main event of the PFL’s final event of the year.

Additionally, you can read up on our Sleeper Scrap of the Week, which featured the battle of the Moraeses: Marlon Moraes vs. Sheymon Mores. And finally, we compiled a guide of everything you needed to know before the PFL’s historic PPV event.

You can check out the full results from the 2022 PFL Championship World Championship below, as well as all of the best highlights from the night’s action.

Preliminary Card Highlights

Biaggio Ali Walsh def. Tom Graesser

Biaggio Ali Walsh kicked off the prelims of the 2022 PFL World Championship when he brutalized Tom Graesser in their amateur lightweight matchup.

THIS IS OVER! Biaggio Ali Walsh gets it done in the 1st round!

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— PFL (@PFLMMA)

Dakota Ditcheva def. Katherine Corogenes

Dakota Ditcheva earned her second first-round finish in as many fights for PFL when she hurt Katherine Corogenes with a knee before ending things with punches.

ROCKET RIGHT HAND FROM DAKOTA FOR THE WIN! 🚀

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— PFL (@PFLMMA)

Natan Schulte def. Jeremy Stephens

After Jeremy Stephens escaped a few submissions attempts in the first round, Natan Schulte took thing right back to the ground in the second round and forced a tap from “Lil’ Heathen.”

Natan Schulte gets the job done in the 2nd round!

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Sheymon Moraes def. Marlon Moraes

Marlon Moraes’ PFL debut appeared to be going well until Sheymon Moraes caught the 34-year-old with a combination in the third round and finished things off with hammer fists.

SHEYMON MORAES SPOILS MARLON’S PFL DEBUT WITH A TKO!

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— PFL (@PFLMMA)

PPV Main Card Highlights

Rob Wilkinson def. Omari Akhmedov

Rob Wilkinson capped off a tremendous first year in PFL by defeating Omar Akhmedov to earn his fourth-straight stoppage win and claim the 2022 PFL light heavyweight championship.

This is how you open up a PPV!

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— PFL (@PFLMMA)

ITS A WAR INSIDE @HuluTheaterMSG! CROWD IS ON THEIR FEET! LETS GOOOOOOOO!

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🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺 ROB WILKINSON IS YOUR 2022 PFL LIGHT HEAVYWEIGHT WORLD CHAMPION!

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Sadibou Sy def. Dilano Taylor

It wasn’t the most action-packed title fight, but Sadibou Sy was able to use his length and kicking game to continually frutrate Dilano Taylor and earn a clear unanimous decision to win the 2022 PFL welterweight championship.

Highlights from the 1st round of Sy vs Taylor! We go to round 2!

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For the 1st time tonight, we go to the Championship rounds.

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Congratulations Sadibou Sy!#AndNOW 2022 PFL Welterweight World Champion!

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Olivier Aubin-Mercier def. Stevie Ray

Olivier Aubin-Mercier landed the most devastating punch of his entire career to floor Stevie Ray and capture the 2022 PFL lightweight title.

Olivier Aubin-Mercier investing in the low kick early.

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Stevie Ray starts strong in the 2nd round getting OAM’s back after a SLAM!

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Olivier Aubin-Mercier is the 2022 PFL lightweight champion 👏 #PFLWorldChampionship pic.twitter.com/AjcEnRprTy

— ESPN MMA (@espnmma)

CANADA HAS A NEW WORLD CHAMPION! OLIVIER AUBIN-MERCIER IS A WORLD CHAMP! 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦

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Aspen Ladd def. Julia Budd

Aspen Ladd had a successful debut in the PFL when she earned a hard-fought split decision over former Bellator champion Julia Budd.

Aspen Ladd gets Julia down and immediately takes the back!

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We head to the 3rd Round of Ladd vs Budd!

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Aspen Ladd picks up W in her PFL Debut!

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Ante Delija def. Matheus Scheffel

Ante Delija came up short against Bruno Cappelozza in a bout for the 2021 PFL heavyweight title, but the Croatian needed less than a round to win the 2022 championship when he stopped Matheus Scheffel.

REDEMPTION FOR ANTE DELIJA! HE IS NOW THE 2022 PFL HEAVYWEIGHT WORLD CHAMPION!

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— PFL (@PFLMMA)

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— MMAFighting.com (@MMAFighting)

Brendan Loughnane def. Bubba Jenkins

Brendan Loughnane put on a tremendous performance against Bubba Jenkins that culminated with him stopping the American in the fourth round to claim PFL’s 2022 featherweight title.

Exciting 1st Round so far!

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Brendan Loughnane unleashes an offensive attack!

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BRENDAN LOUGHNANE HAS DONE IT! HE IS THE 2022 PFL FEATHERWEIGHT WORLD CHAMPION!!!!!! #ANDNOW

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Larissa Pacheco def. Kayla Harrison

Larissa Pacheco entered her third matchup with Kayla Harrison as a massive underdog, but the Brazilian scored the upset with a unanimous decision and walked away as the 2022 PFL women’s lightweight champion.

Effortless grappling by Kayla Harrison!

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Larissa Pacheco finding her range and letting her hands go!

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Larissa Pacheco battles back with her own crafty grappling!

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THESE SHOTS ARE HEAVY! 🔨🔨🔨

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— PFL (@PFLMMA)

CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 2022 PFL WOMEN’S LIGHTWEIGHT WORLD CHAMPION @pachecolarissa_!!!!#PFLWorldChampionship pic.twitter.com/QxOXZyYQSK

— PFL (@PFLMMA)

Pay-Per-View Main Card

Women’s Lightweight Championship Final: Larissa Pacheco def. Kayla Harrison via Unanimous Decision (48-47×3)

Featherweight Championship Final: Brendan Loughnane def. Bubba Jenkins via TKO (Knee and Punches): R4, 2:38

Heavyweight Championship Final: Ante Delija def. Matheus Scheffel via TKO (Punches): R1, 2:50

Women’s Featherweight Bout: Aspen Ladd def. Julia Budd via Split Decision (29-28 Ladd x2, 29-28 Budd)

Lightweight Championship Final: Olivier Aubin-Mercier def. Stevie Ray via KO (Right Hook): R2, 4:40

Welterweight Championship Final: Sadibou Sy def. Dilano Taylor via Unanimous Decision (49-46×3)

Light Heavyweight Championship Final: Rob Wilkinson def. Omari Akhmedov via TKO (Doctor’s Stoppage): R2, 5:00

Preliminary Card

Featherweight Bout: Sheymon Moraes def. Marlon Moraes via TKO (Punches): R3, 0:58

Lightweight Bout: Natan Schulte def. Jeremy Stephens via Submission (Arm Triangle Choke): R2: 1:32

Welterweight Bout: Magomed Magomedkerimov def. Gleison Tibau via Unanimous Decision (30-27×3)

Women’s Flyweight Bout: Dakota Ditcheva def. Katherine Corogenes via TKO (Punches): R1, 4:20

Amateur Lightweight Bout: Biaggio Ali Walsh def. Tom Graesser via KO (Right Cross): R1, 0:45

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The Highline School District kicks off its academic year with a new superintendent, Ivan Duran — the first Latino ever to hold the position. 

The district, which serves Burien, Des Moines, SeaTac, Normandy Park, and neighborhoods in White Center, has had a majority Latino student body since at least 2015. Duran replaces Susan Enfield, who had the position for a decade. According to data from the Washington Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction, Highline School District Latino students make up nearly 40% of the more than 18,000 enrolled students as of the last academic school year. Statewide, Latino students only make up 25% percent of enrollment.

Before Duran took the position earlier this summer, he had a brief one-year stint at the Renton School District, where he helped direct and prioritize federal funds as the chief of acceleration and recovery. He was also the superintendent for the Bellevue School District from 2017 to 2021. At Bellevue, he took an interest in the disparity of achievement between its low-income students who come from underrepresented communities compared with its Asian and white student population.

“I was able to lead the [Bellevue School] District for four years,” he says, “[but] was really looking forward to serving a more diverse community that is more similar to the experience that I grew up in.”

Duran, who is Mexican American, says he struggled as a young student. His school experience also includes anti-Mexican harassment when he was bussed from his neighborhood to his white suburban middle school. 

Prior to arriving at Highline School District, he also worked in Denver and Dallas, two areas where Latinos and Students of Color also make up large majorities. He says Highline is closer to looking like the communities he has experience in, but is quick to add that no Latino community is a monolith, with students coming from all over Latin America and some speaking an Indigenous language as their first language before Spanish. Both Duran’s parents spoke Spanish at home.

“[In] Washington, Latino families are spread out in different areas. It’s different here on the west side compared to the east side,” he says, adding, “I think this is more true now in our times that Latino communities are made up of individuals like me whose families have been here for generations to newly arrived immigrant families who are here to try to seek the best experiences for their students.”

Virginia Herrera-Páramo, executive director of Para Los Niños, a South King County nonprofit that provides educational programs for Latino and Spanish-speaking students and that has partnered with Highline School District, says she was pleased to learn Duran spoke Spanish. She participated in finalist interviews and organization meetings. 

“So many organizations talk a lot about what needs to take place and say, ‘We need to hire more people from the community,’ but they don’t do it, but in this case, it serves as a good role model,” Herrera-Páramo says. 

Still, she’s curious what the new superintendent’s plan for the budget will look like, given Highline is much different in that regard compared with Bellevue School District. Highline spends about $17,600 per student, whereas Bellevue spends around $19,700. Meanwhile 71% of Highline students are considered low-income, compared with only 19% of students at Bellevue. 

“I think he knows how to make money,” she says. “I think he will do a good job. The problem is how he will prioritize the needs, especially in a community that hasn’t been well served, the BIPOC community … and, of course, the Latinx community.”

Herrera-Páramo believes all the Latinos in the region, whether students or parents, have something to gain from seeing someone they identify with in a leadership position. 

So far, Duran says he is focused on getting to know the district community, but is starting to review the budget from last year and consider what they can invest in this year. “We received a big source of funding from the federal government through the American Rescue Act,” he says. 

Earlier this summer, at a barbecue for building and facilities employees, Duran had the chance to meet some of the workers. Duran says one of them came up and struck up a conversation in Spanish.

“She was just so happy and I think really proud,” Duran recalls. “I hope that is how all of our Latino families and students will feel, just proud that there’s a Latino leader who is here to support them and all of our students.”

Agueda Pacheco Flores is a journalist focusing on Latinx culture and Mexican American identity. Originally from Querétaro, Mexico, Pacheco Flores is inspired by her own bicultural upbringing as an undocumented immigrant and proud Washingtonian.

📸 Featured Image: Highline School District’s first Latino superintendent, Ivan Duran, during a visit to summer school classes at McMicken Heights Elementary School. (Photo courtesy of Highline School District)

Following her emphatic win on Saturday night, Kayla Harrison emplored the PFL to allow elbows. Talking to the media, Harrison discussed her trilogy fight with Larissa Pacheco stating:

“I want the PFL to allow elbows. I think that everyone should get on Twitter and say to the PFL ‘Bring back the elbow’ and let’s make this a real MMA fight and see what happens when it’s really the rules and she has no way to survive on the ground like she did last time”

To Elbow or Not to Elbow, that is the Question

It makes a lot of sense for the PFL not to allow elbows during the regular season or during the semi-finals. As we know, elbows can do some serious damage when landed correctly and nobody wants fights delayed due to injuries. The schedule is certainly an aspect that makes the PFL so exciting. Take Harrison, for example. She competed in May, July and August and is set to compete in the finals in November. That relentless schedule would certainly be affected if she suffered a deep cut.

Harrison is also a great example of the devastation that elbows can bring to the cage. During her one and only fight outside the PFL (due to a contract exemption), she faced Courtney King in Invicta FC (who allow elbows in their fights). Harrison truly brutalised King. The first elbow she threw split her opponent open and it was a blood bath from there on out.

This is the face of the woman who is fighting Kayla Harrison right now, Courtney King. pic.twitter.com/AxduqZ7hYv

— Ariel Helwani (@arielhelwani) November 21, 2020

Former PFL commentator, Yves Edwards discussed the matter back in 2018 when talking to MMAJunkie. “We just want to eliminate as many things as possible to keep the guys that are earning their shot, to keep them having the opportunity to earn that one million dollars,” Edwards said.

With that being said, it would make sense for fighters to be able to use their full repertoire of attacks in the finals. The fighters don’t have to fight a matter of months later, in this case, they can have months off after their final bout. If they do suffer a cut due to elbows, it won’t affect their season (as it is classed as ‘off-season’).

There’s little logical reason for the PFL not to allow elbows in the final. They, like all MMA promotions, don’t like fights being stalled and as Harrison suggested, in their previous bouts, Pacheco ‘survived’ on the ground. If elbows are allowed on the ground, simply ‘surviving’ on the ground becomes a lot riskier. It also doesn’t limit a fighters game and would definitely provide better fights.

Will elbows be allowed in the PFL finals in November? Only time will tell, but let’s hope so.

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Concord – On Wednesday, June 15, the Contra Costa Water District’s (CCWD) Board of Directors (Board) unanimously appointed Patt Young to fill a vacancy representing Division 1.

In April 2022, the Division 1 seat for CCWD became vacant following the resignation of former Board President, Lisa M. Borba. Division 1 includes the cities and communities of Bay Point and Clyde as well as portions of Concord, Pacheco and Pittsburg.

Four community leaders applied to represent Division 1 and were interviewed during a special June 1 CCWD Board meeting. On June 15, the Board reconvened at their regular meeting to have a public discussion of their recommendation and unanimously chose Patt Young, a Pittsburg resident, for the position.

“The Board was faced with a tough decision between four applicants that brought strong qualifications to represent CCWD customers,” said Board President Ernesto A. Avila. “After completing our own evaluations independently, we had a public discussion at the Board meeting and we all noted Ms. Young’s candor, public service experience and community involvement, which led to a unanimous vote for her appointment.”

Ms. Young is an active member of the community working in leadership roles on the First Baptist Head Start Board of Directors, City of Pittsburg Community Advisory Commission and the Los Medanos Community Healthcare District Board of Directors. She has an extensive background in public health with a focus on education and outreach within under-resourced communities.

Following the Board’s decision, Ms. Young shared, “I am honored to join the CCWD Board representing the communities in Division 1. I support efforts to expand local knowledge of water issues, and I want to help effectively communicate information about this precious and valuable resource. As a woman of color with years of public service experience, I will add to the diversity and efficacy of governance over local policy decisions on water issues.”

Ms. Young’s appointment is historic as she is the first African American to represent the community on CCWD’s Board of Directors. She will complete the oath of office before taking her seat at the next Board meeting on Wednesday, July 6, 2022.

As she prepares to face Larissa Pacheco this weekend in a quest to make Professional Fighters League history, Harrison talked to Sherdog about superfights on the horizon—while refusing to look past the task at hand.

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