Hollywood, fl-na losing back-to-back fights, first in the 2024 PFL light weight finale and then in its first fight of the PFL World Tournament in the middle weight earlier this year, Impa Kasanganay returned to the win-column at PFL Hollywood with a TKO finish of colleague UFC Alum Andrew Sanchez.
There are many options for Kasanganay (19-6) ahead, including next year’s tournament and the PFL Champions series. One thing is certain that Kasanganay Media told that Cageside Press followed after PFL Hollywood.
“What you saw today will fade compared to what you see in the future.”
Outside De Kooi, Kasanganay, who earned a million dollars for its 2023 PFL championship gain, moves to the world of finance. He played a role in the world -famous accountancy firm Ernst & Young.
“It is one of the big four accountancy firms. November 12 is my start date, so I have to finish just some things, and God prepares everything that comes through, but I will consult and do finances,” Kasanganay revealed. “So I will do that while fighting; I will certainly be active.”
Thursday’s victory came in the middleweight, his second fight in the division since back down from light heavyweight. It seems that Impa Kasanganay feels its best there, although it is also open to other weight classes.
“It feels good to be back. I came across [Yagshimuradov] This weekend. Some of these guys are bigger, but I would still fight against everyone. Heavyweight, Francis [Ngannou] Where are you? I don’t care. A fight is a fight. But I feel really good at 85, and this is probably the best I ever have body in body, go to my toes, everything. Mental, physical, spiritual. ‘
View the full PFL Hollywood press conference with Impa Kasanganay above.
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