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Home»Sports»Dakota Ditcheva Withdraws from PFL’s First Event of 2026
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Dakota Ditcheva Withdraws from PFL’s First Event of 2026

Andrew RogersBy Andrew RogersDecember 23, 2025No Comments1 Min Read
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Dakota Ditcheva has withdrawn from her planned return at the Professional Fighters League’s first event of 2026.
The February 7 card in Dubai was set to feature Ditcheva following a difficult end to her 2025 campaign.

Ditcheva last fought in July, beating Sumiko Inaba before breaking down in tears over a suspected hand injury.
That injury prevented the undefeated 27-year-old from competing again later in the year.

PFL confirmed on December 23 that Ditcheva has pulled out due to injury.
No further details have been disclosed by the promotion.

Her bout with Denise Kielholtz is now off, removing one of the event’s headline attractions.
Despite the setback, the Dubai card remains strong, with multiple title fights still scheduled.

PFL officials say the event will continue to showcase the best talent on their roster.

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