'GREATEST women's fight ever': Dana White on Kayla Harrison vs. Amanda Nunes rebooking

Ciryl Gane is set to face Josh Hokit in a title fight at UFC 334, alongside Kayla Harrison battling Amanda Nunes for another championship. Meanwhile, Dana White has stated that Gane is not the undisputed champion, a claim that contrasts with UFC's official stance.

UFC 334 features title fights with Ciryl Gane facing Josh Hokit and Kayla Harrison taking on Amanda Nunes, as all four fighters compete for championship gold.

Kayla Harrison has resumed full training in preparation for her upcoming fight against Amanda Nunes following an emergency surgery. This marks a significant step in her recovery as she gears up for the highly anticipated matchup.

Cris Cyborg expresses her desire to 'save' UFC 332 by facing Amanda Nunes in a highly anticipated revenge match. This potential showdown could reignite their rivalry and draw significant attention to the event.

The UFC is buzzing with recent developments, including Cris Cyborg's call for a revenge fight against Amanda Nunes to 'save' UFC 332. Meanwhile, Movsar Evloev responds to Alexander Volkanovski's plans for UFC 333, and Muhammad Mokaev asserts he's the best flyweight post-UFC exit. Israel Adesanya ...

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UFC Oklahoma City is generating buzz as Felipe Franco aims for his first victory after a challenging debut against Mario Pinto. Meanwhile, UFC veteran Irene Aldana announces her retirement to focus on her health, following her title fight against Amanda Nunes. Additionally, predictions for the up...

Irene Aldana announces her retirement from MMA, stating that she is prioritizing her health. Aldana previously fought for the UFC title against Amanda Nunes in 2023.

ONE Championship: One-time UFC title challenger Irene Aldana removed from UFC roster. Irena Aldana once fought Amanda Nunes for the UFC title

Irene Aldana, a former UFC title challenger and top-ranked women's bantamweight, has been removed from the UFC roster and announced her retirement from MMA. Aldana previously fought Amanda Nunes for the championship.