Jena Bishop captured the PFL women's flyweight title with a unanimous decision over Liz Carmouche, surviving a brutal first round that nearly ended her night. Bishop took heavy damage early and found herself in serious trouble, but refused to fold. She adjusted, dug deeper, and outpointed Carmouche across the remaining rounds to secure the belt. The judges gave her all three cards, handing Carmouche her first loss in the promotion. Bishop's resilience defined the fight. This wasn't a dominant performance or a showcase of skill. This was a champion-level gutting it out when the fight could have slipped away in Round 1. Carmouche came with heat and nearly got the job done early. Bishop simply wouldn't break.