Dakota Ditcheva has made a remarkable impact in the world of MMA, achieving the women’s flyweight world title at the PFL World Championship Finals in Saudi Arabia with an outstanding performance. Often compared to the legendary Ronda Rousey, Ditcheva is on a fast track to stardom that goes beyond just the sport.

In a memorable moment, Ditcheva dominated former UFC veteran Taila Santos in their championship fight, securing a victory in the second round and not only claiming the PFL women’s flyweight world title but also a $1 million prize. This historic win also made her the first British woman to hold an MMA world title.

Despite talks of a potential move to the UFC, Ditcheva remains devoted to PFL. Nonetheless, she has made it clear that she believes in her skills to compete at the highest level, expressing confidence in her ability to break into the top rankings and take on the best fighters in Dana White’s roster.

At just 26 years old, Ditcheva has her eyes set on a dream showdown at Manchester City’s Etihad stadium, envisioning a homecoming that would cement her place in MMA history. She is excited about the prospect of a PFL event in Manchester, alongside her fellow fighter Brendan Loughnane, aiming to showcase local talent and draw in large crowds.

Acknowledging her role as the face of PFL, Ditcheva appreciates the support she has received from the organization, understanding the mutual benefits of their partnership. She attributes PFL for helping elevate her name and is thankful for the opportunities that have come her way as a result.

Looking to the future, Ditcheva is enthusiastic about the opportunities arising from PFL’s merger with Bellator MMA, which has already produced thrilling super-cards and attracted new audiences. With her impressive track record and unwavering determination, Ditcheva is poised for even greater success in the world of MMA.