Kosport Magazine: Liz Carmouche Makes Surprising Move to PFL, Faces Familiar Foe in First Round of Tournament

When Liz Carmouche found out that Bellator had been sold to PFL, she had mixed feelings. On one hand, she was excited about the potential to make the most money of her career and add another belt to her collection. On the other hand, she was disappointed to leave behind the Bellator title she had worked hard to defend.

But as a fighter, Carmouche knows that opportunities like this don’t come around often. So she eagerly joined the upcoming season-long tournament at PFL, with the chance to potentially compete four times in one year and win a $1 million prize.

However, her move to PFL also meant leaving behind her Bellator title and the chance to defend it. When asked about the status of her title, Carmouche could only laugh and say that both she and Bellator were in limbo.

But the confusion didn’t end there. Carmouche was surprised to find out that her first opponent in the PFL tournament would be none other than Juliana Velasquez, a former Bellator champion whom she had already faced and defeated twice.

Despite the unexpected matchup, Carmouche is motivated to beat Velasquez for a third time. She knows that Velasquez and Taila Santos are the two most dangerous fighters in the tournament, and she’s prepared to face them head on.

As a fighter, Carmouche is her own worst critic and is always looking to improve. Even with two wins over Velasquez, she believes there is room for improvement and is determined to perform even better in their third matchup.

Kosport Magazine: Carmouche vs. Velasquez – A Rematch for the Chance at $1 Million

Despite the unexpected turn of events, Liz Carmouche is ready to face Juliana Velasquez for a third time in the PFL tournament. She knows that Velasquez will do anything to get back in the win column and advance in the tournament, making her a dangerous opponent.

But for Carmouche, this is not just a rematch. It’s a chance to clean up her previous performances and prove that she deserves to be in the tournament. And with the added incentive of a $1 million prize, she’s more motivated than ever to come out on top.

So while her move to PFL may have been unexpected, Carmouche is ready to make the most of this opportunity and show the world why she is a force to be reckoned with in the world of MMA.