For Impa Kasanganay, giving back to the community is as vital as taking home the final victory. Kasanganay (13-3, 3-0 PFL) had a successful Professional Fighters League path this year, joining the Regular Season after a first-round victory in Week 7 of the Challenger Series. “Tshilobo” then dominated Cory Hendricks en route to a unanimous decision before submitting Tim Caron via second-round arm-triangle choke in June. Now, he’s attached to a class with Marthin Hamlet in one of the 205-pound tournament brackets. Ahead of his assignment, Kasanganay revealed his plans for the potential $1 million prize, emphasizing intelligent financial decisions, investments, and giving back to his community and team. He also spoke about his deep religious beliefs, praying before fights, and aiming to use his platform as a fighter to reflect God's glory and inspire others. “My mom always told me, ‘Become a world champion, be a great fighter,’ all that's cool. She's very proud, but she'll be really pr