In perhaps the biggest women’s fight in the promotion’s history, bantamweight champion Kayla Harrison faced former two-division titleholder Amanda Nunes in the UFC 334 co-main event.
It was Nunes’ first fight in three years. “The Lioness” retired after winning back the crown at UFC 289 in June 2023. Widely considered the greatest, Nunes looked to become a three-time bantamweight champion in her octagon return.
Harrison, a two-time Olympic gold medalist in Judo, captured the title in her last outing in June 2025 setting up the bout with her former teammate. She was sidelined for 17 months due to neck surgery. Healed and healthy, she hoped to…
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