Ahead of her return to action at UFC 316 next month, incoming bantamweight championship challenger, Kayla Harrison has once more dismissed concerns about a potential weight cut mishap — suggesting his team is more than solid enough to guide him over the line.
Harrison, who co-headlines next month’s first of two flagship events, will take on two-time champion and bitter rival, Julianna Pena for the divisional crown in New Jersey.
Sidelined since her title eliminator win over perennial challenger, Ketlen Vieira back in October of last year, Ohio native, Harrison had debuted just last year at UFC 300 with a second round rear-naked choke win over promotional alum, Holly Holm.