Harrison (19-1 MMA, 3-0 UFC) claimed the bantamweight title by submitting Julianna Peña (12-6 MMA, 8-4 UFC) in Saturday's UFC 316 co-main event. Immediately after her win, she welcomed Nunes into the octagon for a faceoff.

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.

After two years away, Amanda Nunes, the greatest of all time, is back for the biggest fight in women's MMA history. The post Amanda Nunes comes out of retirement, will face UFC Bantamweight champion Kayla Harrison appeared first on Outsports.