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UFC 316's Kayla Harrison: 'I would not be here if it weren't for Ronda Rousey'
"I was 15, and I was being sexually abused by my judo coach. It was not the best time in my life," Harrison said of her loss to Rousey in judo during the UFC 316 media day on Wednesday. "She beat me, and I'm not taking anything away from Ronda.

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Julianna Pena Says Kayla Harrison Isn't A 'Pimple On Ronda Rousey's Butt' Amid Comparison
Bloody Elbow · 6d
Kayla Harrison vs. Ronda Rousey was a wild Judo firefight years before both women became MMA superstars
Amanda Nunes wants UFC return in 2025, admits new champ Kayla Harrison 'can bring me fear'
Amanda Nunes is mentally and physically sound to make her return to the UFC, and now she has the perfect dance partner to bring out her best.

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'For anyone who's felt hopeless' - Harrison wins UFC title
‘Harrison vs. Nunes, book it’: Pros react to Kayla Harrison’s big UFC 316 win to set up Amanda Nunes superfight
Kayla Harrison Reminds Everyone About Her Bet With UFC Legend In Front Of Khabib Nurmagomedov
With her upcoming fight, that bet looks closer than ever to becoming a reality if she performs well.

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UFC 316 video: Kayla Harrison mauls Julianna Peña to become champion, faces off with Amanda Nunes
Highlights! Harrison Wins Gold With Nasty Kimura, Squares Off With ‘Lioness’
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Kayla Harrison makes shock Ronda Rousey admission as she recalls pair’s infamous Judo match
Before Ronda Rousey made her UFC debut, promotional boss Dana White declared that women would never fight in the octagon. She changed all of that, and over a decade later the likes of Kayla Harrison are headline attractions in world title pay-per-view bouts.
With UFC 316 win, Kayla Harrison celebrates feat that not even Ronda Rousey, Henry Cejudo or Daniel Cormier could achieve
With her win at UFC 316, Kayla Harrison has done the unthinkable. The new bantamweight champion is defying the odds, with a feat that not even the likes of Ronda Rousey, Henry Cejudo or Daniel Cormier managed to achieve.
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