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Kayla Harrison vs Amanda Nunes Opening Odds

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Ali Abdelaziz casts doubt on Amanda Nunes returning to fight Kayla Harrison for UFC title
Dominance MMA manager Ali Abdelaziz isn't so certain that Kayla Harrison vs. Amanda Nunes will happen. Immediately after submitting Julianna Peña to claim the bantamweight title Saturday at UFC 316, Harrison (19-1 MMA,

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Kayla Harrison hopes Amanda Nunes fight can 'bring women’s MMA to a whole new level'
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‘Kayla Whoop His as*’: Demetrious Johnson Takes Fire From Ex-UFC Star for Warning Harrison About Amanda Nunes Fight
Kayla Harrison recalls her first sparring session with Amanda Nunes
Kayla Harrison is next up after her dominant victory over Juliana Peña to win the bantamweight title at UFC 316 and gets into her harrowing weight cut, her status as the "greatest combat athlete," and...

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Video: Kayla Harrison receives hero's welcome from American Top Team after UFC 316
Amanda Nunes vs. Kayla Harrison is daring to make women’s MMA great again
Watch Kayla Harrison receive hero’s welcome from Dustin Poirier, teammates after returning to gym as champion
One of the most successful gyms in the sport, ATT is home to a number of champions, and a who’s who of MMA luminaries greeted Harrison in her return, including UFC flyweight champion Alexandre Pantoja...

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UFC 316: 3 things we learned that went under the radar
MMA pound-for-pound rankings, June 2025: Is Kayla Harrison the No. 1 women's fighter in the world?
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UFC legend thinks Amanda Nunes’ comeback could be ‘biggest’ women’s fight since brutal 2016 KO win
With her return fight against Harrison all but confirmed, UFC legend Daniel Cormier thinks Nunes’ comeback is the biggest women’s fight the UFC has ever booked. Speaking on Good Guy/Bad Guy, the former two-weight UFC Champion admitted that this fight could be bigger than Nunes’ clash with Ronda Rousey in 2016.
Kayla Harrison: Amanda Nunes title fight 'to bring women's MMA to a whole new level'
NEWARK, N.J. – Kayla Harrison sees her next UFC championship fight as one for the history books.
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