Kayla Harrison has hit the jackpot. The two-time Olympic champion added more gold to her trophy case, winning the UFC women's bantamweight championship and setting up a valuable fight with soon-to-be Hall of Famer Amanda Nunes.

Now, a UFC champion. Kayla Harrison has a new trophy for the case. In the UFC 316 co-main event Saturday at Prudential Center, Harrison (19-1 MMA, 3-0 UFC) earned gold in emphatic fashion as she submitted Julianna Peña with a kimura at 4:55 of Round 2.

Kayla Harrison ran through Julianna Peña to become UFC champion and now it looks like she will finally fight the legendary Amanda Nunes. A bout between Harrison and Nunes—two of the most accomplished women in combat sports history and former teammates at American Top Team—has been discussed for ages,