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UFC 334 results: Kayla Harrison survives early surge, snatches late sub to retain title vs. Amanda Nunes
Whether or not Kayla Harrison is the greatest women's mixed martial artist after beating Amanda Nunes is a debate to be had after UFC 334, but there might not be a more decorated or accomplished combat sports athlete on the planet.
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Whether or not Kayla Harrison is the greatest women's mixed martial artist after beating Amanda Nunes is a debate to be had after UFC 334, but there might not be a more decorated or accomplished combat sports athlete on the planet. Harrison could've retired after undergoing career-threatening neck surgery in January, leaving a legacy for the ages. She had already won two Olympic gold medals in Judo, a UFC championship and two PFL tournaments. But the allure of beating the MMA G.O.A.T.
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