I'm going to cover "Girls' GOAT"... UFC's all-time match 'The strongest player who reversed retirement vs Olympic gold medalist'

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The match of the century to determine the greatest player (GOAT) in the history of the Women's MMA has been held. UFC Hall of Fame inductor Amanda Nunes (37, Brazil) will return after reversing her retirement and face current champion Kayla Harrison (35, USA) for the title.

UFC will hold the first live competition of 2026 at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada on the 25th (Korea time). The biggest battleground for this competition is the women's bantamweight title race, which is a comedy event.

Nunes, who is 23-5, will return to the Octagon for the first time since announcing his retirement in 2023. Nunes, the only fighter to conquer both women's weight classes, is a legend who holds both major records, including the most wins (13 wins) and the most finishes (8 times). Nunes is determined to solidify his reputation as the best in history by reclaiming the title he left behind through this return match.

Harrison, the champion of the match, won 19-2 and was an Olympic gold medalist (2012 London, 2016 Rio) and won the title of the weight class by overpowering Holly Holm and Juliana Peña. Harrison plans to block the return of the legendary Nunes to prove that he is the strongest fighter on Earth.

In the main event, lightweight superstars clash for the tentative title. Justin Gaic (37, USA), a former provisional champion and a man-of-the-world (BMF) title holder, and Paddy Pimblett (30, England), an English supernova, will clash.

Geitch (26-5) is a hot hitter with 14 fight bonuses and is looking to become the first lightweight provisional champion in history. Pimblett (23-3), who is undefeated in seven "UFC" games, catches the big fish Gaichi on the first main event stage and aims for the champion belt.

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