
Amanda proudly displays her UFC belts. Photo: Reproduction/Facebook/UFC
It's no secret that the 2026 season should mark Amanda Nunes ' return to action. However, the Brazilian, who retired in 2023, may return to fighting in the UFC much sooner than expected. At least that's what Ariel Helwani, one of the leading journalists specializing in MMA coverage, suggests.
Previously, speculation suggested that the 'Lioness', a member of the company's Hall of Fame, could have the highly anticipated superfight against Kayla Harrison , the bantamweight champion (up to 61,2 kg), at UFC Casa Branca , a show expected to take place in June or July. However, according to Ariel, Amanda's return to the octagon against the American is expected to occur in January, more precisely on the 24th, in Las Vegas (USA), as the main event of UFC 324, the organization's first event broadcast on the streaming service 'Paramount+'.
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It's worth highlighting that, in August, Paramount closed a deal with the UFC worth US$7,7 billion (approximately R$42 billion at the current exchange rate) for exclusive broadcasting rights to its events. As UFC 324 will inaugurate the partnership between these major companies, it is expected to be memorable and feature eye-catching fights. Therefore, Amanda becomes an important asset for Dana White, since the clash between her and Kayla has always been anticipated. In fact, the duel is already one of the most important in the history of women's MMA.
Amanda's resume
Amanda Nunes , 37, is considered by many to be the greatest and best female fighter in MMA history. In the UFC, the Brazilian made her mark on the sport as champion in both the bantamweight (up to 61,2 kg) and featherweight (up to 65,8 kg) divisions. Not surprisingly, the 'Lioness' was inducted into the company's Hall of Fame.
Throughout her career in the sport, Amanda built a record of 23 wins and five losses. Her main victories were over Cris Cyborg , Germaine de Randamie (twice), Julianna Peña , Holly Holm , Miesha Tate , Ronda Rousey , Valentina Shevchenko (twice), among other fighters.
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