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Dakota Ditcheva: Briton returns from injury to face Denise Kielholtz in July

By britishbulletin.com27 May 20261 Min Read
Dakota Ditcheva: Briton returns from injury to face Denise Kielholtz in July
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Britain’s Dakota Ditcheva will return from a 12-month absence through injury to face Dutch flyweight Denise Kielholtz at PFL New York on 31 July.

Ditcheva broke her hand during her win over Sumiko Inaba in July 2025 and was due to face Kielhotz in February but the bout was postponed when she picked up another hand injury.

The PFL has rescheduled the fight on the undercard of Usman Nurmagomedov’s lightweight title defence against Archie Colgan at UBS Arena in Long Island.

Ditcheva is unbeaten in 15 fights as a professional, winning 12 by knockout, and has emerged as one of Britain’s most exciting fighters.

The 27-year-old won the PFL’s 2024 flyweight tournament to become the first British woman to hold an MMA world title.

Kielholtz, 37, is a former kickboxing world champion and has won nine of her 14 fights in MMA.

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