Kayla Harrison Prepares for UFC Debut Against Holly Holm Amid Weight Cut Concerns

The two-time Olympic gold medalist's transition to the bantamweight division raises questions about her performance and future matchups.

Kayla Harrison is set to make her UFC debut against Holly Holm at UFC 300 on April 13, marking her entry into the bantamweight division.
Harrison, a two-time Olympic gold medalist and former PFL champion, has expressed interest in fighting Amanda Nunes, highlighting it as a potential future matchup.
Concerns have been raised about Harrison's ability to make the bantamweight limit, with Miesha Tate and Raquel Pennington questioning the impact of the weight cut on her performance.
Harrison has undergone a successful test weight cut, indicating readiness for the bantamweight division, despite the challenges posed by transitioning from a higher weight class.
The fight against Holm is seen as a significant test for Harrison, with comparisons drawn to Ronda Rousey and speculations about her potential to dominate in the UFC.