Kayla Harrison scored a second-round submission victory over Holly Holm in her UFC debut on Saturday at UFC 300, and she made clear after the match that she wants a title shot by the end of the year:
It appears, though, that retired ex-UFC bantamweight and featherweight champion Amanda Nunes might have her eyes set on a fight with Harrison based on this video she put out post-match:
The top of the video read "chama" (let's go!) with a flame and also a lioness symbol, representing Nunes of course.