MMA Junkie analysts Matt Erickson and Mike Bohn examine whether Kayla Harrison faces too many obstacles in a potential matchup against Amanda Nunes at UFC 334. The question highlights the significant challenge Harrison would confront against Nunes, widely regarded as one of the greatest female mixed martial artists of all time.
The analysis comes as speculation continues around a possible superfight between the two-division PFL champion Harrison and the former two-division UFC champion Nunes. Harrison, an Olympic judo gold medalist, has dominated in the PFL lightweight division, while Nunes retired in 2023 after defending her bantamweight and featherweight titles.
Any potential bout would likely require Harrison to move up in weight or meet at a catchweight, adding another layer of complexity to the stylistic matchup. Nunes' striking power and veteran experience present a formidable test for Harrison's grappling-heavy approach.
