Amanda Nunes and Kayla Harrison were once training partners, and “The Lioness” is confident she still has the advantage over her upcoming UFC 334 opponent. Harrison, the UFC’s reigning bantamweight champion, famously trained with Nunes at American Top Team when…

Amanda Nunes stated that her upcoming UFC 334 opponent, Kayla Harrison, continues to make the same technical mistakes from their past training sessions together. Speaking on the Deep Waters podcast, Nunes expressed confidence ahead of their November 14 co-main event bout at Madison Square Garden in New York, where Harrison is set to defend the UFC women's bantamweight championship.
Nunes and Harrison previously shared the mats as training partners at American Top Team before Nunes's initial retirement in 2023. Nunes reflected on the gym dynamics, noting that lingering tension arose after Harrison repeatedly called her out publicly despite sharing the same facility, coaching staff, and training space.
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