Overview
- On Friday, Sept. 18, American Top Team coach Anderson Franca said Harrison resumed full training three weeks earlier and that her camp is targeting Nov. 14 at Madison Square Garden for a return that has not been officially confirmed by the UFC.
- Harrison withdrew from the Jan. 2026 UFC 324 main event after a serious cervical spine injury that required emergency surgery and left her unable to train for several months.
- The expected opponent is Amanda Nunes, the former two-division champion whose past training overlap with Harrison at American Top Team adds personal and tactical stakes to the matchup.
- The fight date and opponent remain unconfirmed pending Harrison’s formal medical clearance, a promotion announcement by the UFC and any athletic commission approvals or card changes.
- Harrison is a two-time Olympic judo gold medalist and former PFL champion with a 19-1 pro record who last fought in July 2025, and her return would reshape UFC 334’s card and the bantamweight title picture.