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Kayla Harrison Beats Julianna Pena By Submission to Win Bantamweight Title at UFC 316

The two-time Olympic gold medalist finally captured UFC gold at UFC 316 with a submission win over Julianna Peña in the second round of Saturday's co-main event.

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UFC 316 results: Kayla Harrison finishes Julianna Peña, squares off with Amanda Nunes

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UFC 316 results: Kayla Harrison submits Julianna Peña to win long-awaited UFC title, faces off with Amanda Nunes

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Kayla Harrison: Amanda Nunes title fight 'to bring women's MMA to a whole new level'

Harrison is a two-time PFL champion and won two gold Olympic medals representing the U.S. in judo.

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What time is Julianna Peña vs. Kayla Harrison? Walkouts for UFC 316 co-main event

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'For anyone who's felt hopeless' - Harrison wins UFC title

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‘Harrison vs. Nunes, book it’: Pros react to Kayla Harrison’s big UFC 316 win to set up Amanda Nunes superfight

Harrison can now add UFC gold to a trophy case that includes two Olympic gold medals in judo and two PFL featherweight tournament titles.

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UFC 316: Julianna Peña vs. Kayla Harrison odds, picks and predictions

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UFC 316 live blog: Julianna Peña vs. Kayla Harrison

UFC 316 matchmaker: What's next for Sean O'Malley, Julianna Peña?

Sean O’Malley and Julianna Peña were both finished in their UFC 316 championship fights. What's next? MMA Junkie's Mike Bohn plays matchmaker.

Drama builds for loaded UFC 316 card as one fighter misses weight by shocking amount

The only thing separating us from two scintillating title fights at UFC 316 in Newark is time. All main card fighters successfully made weight Friday morning, with Kayla Harrison making the contracted cut-off of 135 pounds for her title fight against champion Julianna Pena in the co-main event.

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UFC legend, ‘greatest female fighter of all-time,’ unretires for title match

UFC legend and Class of 2025 Hall of Fame electee Amanda Nunes has unretired after two years and will return to UFC with plans to compete for the women's bantamweight championship, she announced Thursday.