Kayla Harrison looked like she was ready to call it a night. She looked exhausted.
Then out of absolutely nowhere, the fight was over.
Harrison caught a Nunes kick, threw her a little off balance, ran to take her back, sank in a rear-naked choke – and forced the former two-division champion and consensus women's MMA GOAT to tap. Kayla Harrison (20-1 MMA, 4-0 UFC) retained the women's bantamweight title against Nunes (23-6 MMA, 16-3 UFC), who returned from a 3.5-year retirement to challenge for the belt.
Harrison's finish came at the 1:29 mark of the fourth round. The fight was her first attempted title defense and came after a layoff of nearly…
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