Kayla Harrison on future Amanda Nunes fight: She’s GOAT, ‘I’m a beginner, but she’s who I’m chasing’
With Kayla Harrison making her 145-pound debut, could a fight with UFC featherweight champion Amanda Nunes be on the horizon? PFL lightweight champion Harrison (7-0) will drop down to featherweight for the first time in her career when she faces Courtney King (4-1) in the co-main event of Friday’s Invicta FC 43, which streams live on UFC Fight Pass from Kansas City, Kan. Some have suggested it looks like a logical first step toward a fight with two-division UFC champion Nunes, but Harrison says there’s no rush.