UFC legend Amanda Nunes could become the difference-maker for a key “milestone in history” if she does overcome Kayla Harrison in her MMA comeback clash.…

Natalia Silva has highlighted that Amanda Nunes could help achieve a historic milestone for Brazilian MMA if she defeats Kayla Harrison. Silva noted that victories for herself and Nunes would result in Brazil holding three simultaneous women's UFC titles, alongside strawweight champion Mackenzie Dern. Nunes is scheduled to challenge Harrison for the women's bantamweight championship at UFC 334 in November.
Nunes reversed her retirement decision in 2025 after stepping away following her victory over Irene Aldana. Silva is scheduled to fight Wang Cong for the UFC women's flyweight title at UFC 332, aiming to secure the second belt of the potential Brazilian championship sweep.
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