Amanda Nunes' record: 23-5-0 with 17 finishes before the title fight with Kayla Harrison

Amanda Nunes is 23-5-0, and 17 of those 23 wins came inside the distance. Her next fight is a title fight against Kayla Harrison at UFC 334 on 14 Nov 2026 in New York City.

Amanda Nunes record

"The Lioness" is 38 years old, from Brazil, and trains at American Top Team in Coconut Creek. She fights orthodox, stands 173 cm and has a 175 cm reach. She made her professional debut on 8 Mar 2008 and competes at women's bantamweight.

Her wins break down as 13 by KO or TKO, 4 by submission and 6 by decision. That is a finish rate of 74%, counted as the share of wins that came by KO, TKO or submission. Her five losses split two by KO or TKO, two by submission and one by decision.

She has won her last two and is 4-1 over her last five. She has also collected 5 Performance of the Night bonuses, and no Fight of the Night, knockout or submission bonuses.

Last fight and recent form

All eight of her most recent UFC fights were title fights. Here are the latest five.

Date	Opponent	Result	Method	Round
10 Jun 2023	Irene Aldana	Win	Decision (unanimous)	5
30 Jul 2022	Julianna Peña	Win	Decision (unanimous)	5
11 Dec 2021	Julianna Peña	Loss	Submission (rear-naked choke)	2
6 Mar 2021	Megan Anderson	Win	Submission (armbar)	1
6 Jun 2020	Felicia Spencer	Win	Decision (unanimous)	5

Her last fight was the win over Aldana at UFC 289 on 10 Jun 2023. UFC 289, UFC 277 and UFC 269 were all title fights at women's bantamweight. The one blemish on this stretch came at UFC 269, where Peña caught her in a rear-naked choke at 3:26 of round 2. Nunes answered at UFC 277 by winning the rematch over five rounds. Her last two fights both went the full five rounds and ended at 5:00 of round 5, against Peña and then Aldana, so the current streak was won on the scorecards rather than by finish.

The earlier part of the run is the reason her name carries weight. She stopped Cris Cyborg with punches in 0:51 at UFC 232, finished Holly Holm with a head kick and punches at UFC 239 and beat Germaine de Randamie by decision at UFC 245.

Three of those title fights, against Cyborg, Spencer and Anderson, were at women's featherweight. Nunes won all three, one by first-round KO, one by first-round armbar and one by decision.

What the measured stats say

Across 18 measured fights, Nunes lands 51.0 significant strikes per fight at an accuracy of 51.63%. She averages 0.33 knockdowns per fight.

Her grappling is just as functional. She lands 2.11 takedowns per fight at 55.88% accuracy, attempts 0.56 submissions per fight and holds an average of 4:22 of control time per fight.

Nunes vs. Harrison at UFC 334

Harrison arrives at 19-1-0. The bout is on the UFC 334 card headlined by Gane vs. Hokit. It is not the main event, and it is booked as a title fight at women's bantamweight on 14 Nov 2026.

Her two-fight win streak starts with the Peña rematch, and the only loss in her recent run is the submission at UFC 269. Against Harrison she puts a record of 23-5-0 opposite one of 19-1-0, in a division where she has already fought for the title more than once.