As someone who grew up in Middletown, Ohio, I’ve found myself wondering: Where does Kayla Harrison rank among the most ...

Two-time PFL champion and double Olympic gold medalist Kayla Harrison would not only be making her Octagon debut as a massive free-agent signing come April 13 in Las Vegas, she would do so at UFC 300.

The former two-division UFC champion, Amanda Nunes, who retired in 2023 after defending her bantamweight title against Irene Aldana, is now coming back to the organization after two years of ...

Holly Holm and Kayla Harrison, two of the most accomplished athletes in women's combat sports history, will meet at UFC 300. The UFC has signed Harrison, a two-time Olympic gold medalist in judo ...

UFC Hall of Famer Amanda Nunes is officially on the road to returning to the Octagon for what could be the biggest women's fight in MMA history.

As UFC star Kayla Harrison walked into the arena at her alma mater, people shouted her name and sang "Happy Birthday." The recently turned 35-year-old visited her hometown of Middletown for a welcome ...

MORRISTOWN, N.J. – Kayla Harrison paid her respects to Ronda Rousey ahead of UFC 316. Hoping to follow in Rousey's footsteps in the octagon, Harrison (18-1 MMA, 2-0 UFC) challenges bantamweight ...

Kayla Harrison is trusting the process. ... Harrison debuted at UFC 300 on April 13, dominating former UFC and boxing champion Holly Holm en route to a second-round submission.

Kayla Harrison makes her UFC debut this April at UFC 300, stepping into the Octagon against Holly Holm. After an incredibly successful five-year run with the PFL , Harrison (16-1) now looks to add ...

Moving on from the PFL to the UFC was no easy thing for Kayla Harrison. PFL was her first and, essentially, only home since migrating in 2016 from the world of Olympic-level judo — one she ...

Speaking with Daniel Cormier ahead of UFC 316, Kayla Harrison shared a story before her UFC debut. She was in a conversation where Henry Cejudo called himself the best combat sports athlete. As an ...

UFC 316 co-headliner Kayla Harrison (18-1) didn't realize what she was missing before becoming a mother. Advertisement Harrison appeared to have things figured out in terms of her career and her life.