Kayla Harrison expresses confidence ahead of UFC 334 after recovery
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 12, 2026, 2:20 AM
Last updated Nov 12, 2026

Kayla Harrison, fully recovered from neck surgery, feels confident ahead of her title fight against Amanda Nunes at UFC 334. Originally scheduled for January at UFC 324, Harrison's fight has been rescheduled to take place this Saturday at Madison Square Garden. The 36-year-old faced significant physical and mental challenges during her recovery, reflecting on her career and pushing through pain to return to peak form. Harrison stated that she feels more confident than ever going into the matchup, which is pivotal for her future in MMA.
- •Harrison's fight against Nunes is the co-main event of UFC 334.
- •She underwent neck surgery after suffering a serious injury.
- •Harrison expressed that the recovery was longer than expected.
- •She referred to a difficult mental and physical recovery period.
- •Retirement discussions may follow based on her performance in the fight.
- 2:20 AMYahoo Sports — Kayla Harrison 'more confident than ever' after recovery before UFC 334
"Now fully recovered from neck surgery, Kayla Harrison is feeling better than ever ahead of her massive title fight against Amanda Nunes.
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