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Amanda Nuns has confirmed her intentions to make a huge comeback in the UFC after being engaged in an acute stardown with the newly-Mukut Bandatist Champion Kayla Harrison.
Nunes is widely considered the largest female fighter in UFC history, which holds the first women together as the first women to hold two titles together as the first women, while the UFC on nine holds records for the longest unbeaten streak in the UFC history of women.
She bid farewell to the game in 2023, retiring at the top as she had vacated both her titles to enjoy her money and focus on her family.
Now, however, he looked back in the cage after inviting him to the octagon after Herrison won his title in UFC 316, inviting a mouth-watery title under the line, on fire for a mouth-water title.
“I see you Amanda,” she said in her post-fight interview. “Come. This is the next battle.
“This is the biggest fighter ever, for a long time I said what he has. I have a belt, he has a legacy, let’s put it on the line.”
Kayla Harrison was crowned Banomweight Champion in UFC 316 (Getty image)
Joe Rogan asked Nuns if he had planned to accept the challenge, for which the former two-division champion said: “Yes, of course. We knew it was going to happen. Now, we are going to do it. I am going to do it. I am happy to come back and fight you.”
After exchanging the pleasures, the pair then found a shooting of money in a disgusting Statchdown in the middle of the octagon, leading to a husk response from the New Jersey crowd.
It leaves the women’s gramweight division in its strongest position over the years, now with a march bout in the pipeline.
Prior to the announcement, Merb Dwarishwili had Remach with Sean O’Mali with a Banomvet title, which Georgian won his claim to stake his claim to make his claim best in his division.