Some storylines just write themselves. That’s the case with newly crowned UFC women’s bantamweight champion  Kayla Harrison and former multi-division titleholder  Amanda Nunes .  Harrison captured the women’s 135-pound championship last Saturday in the UFC 316 co-main event, defeating former two-time titleholder  Julianna Pena via submission in the second round. Nunes was watching octagon side and entered the cage following the fight to face-off with Harrison.  Nunes is pretty much unanimously considered the greatest female mixed martial artist to ever grace the octagon. She retired in 2023 to focus on motherhood. She’s now ready to return and reportedly training twice a day.