Now, a UFC champion. Kayla Harrison has a new trophy for the case. In the UFC 316 co-main event Saturday at Prudential Center, Harrison (19-1 MMA, 3-0 UFC) earned gold in emphatic fashion as she submitted Julianna Peña with a kimura at 4:55 of Round 2.

Amanda Nunes is coming out of retirement after nearly two years, per ESPN's Brett Okamoto. The former UFC bantamweight and featherweight champion revealed that she's looking to fight the winner of the upcoming clash between Julianna Peña and Kayla Harrison at UFC 316, via Okamoto.

Kayla Harrison dominated and submitted Julianna Peña in the final seconds of round two to claim the UFC women's bantamweight championship in the UFC 316 co-main event in Newark, New Jersey.  Harrison's first defense is already lined up against former bantamweight champion Amanda Nunes,