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Kayla Harrison Successfully Makes Weight For UFC 300 Debut

Kayla Harrison, former Olympic gold medalist, successfully weighed in at 136 pounds.

During the official weigh-in for UFC 300, all fighters successfully made weight, including Kayla Harrison, the former Olympic gold medalist and Professional Fighters League champion. Despite appearing visibly fatigued from the weight cut, Harrison managed to meet the required weight of 136 pounds, marking a significant achievement.

Former middleweight champion Chris Weidman described Harrison's weigh-in as the most anticipated moment of the event. With determination, Harrison approached the scale, weighed in, and flexed her biceps in acknowledgment of her accomplishment.

Social media buzzed with reactions to Harrison's successful weight cut. MMA enthusiasts and analysts shared their thoughts on the impact of the cut on her upcoming fight against former world champion Holly Holm. Many highlighted Harrison's remarkable journey from her days as an Olympian in judo to her current status as a bantamweight contender in the UFC.

Despite Harrison's previous reservations about competing at 135 pounds, her successful weight cut demonstrated her unwavering commitment to the sport. Fans and pundits alike marveled at her dedication and resilience throughout the process.

As UFC 300 approaches, fans eagerly anticipate Harrison's bout against Holm, scheduled for the middle prelims at 8 p.m. ET. The event, set to take place at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, promises an exciting lineup of fights starting with the early prelims at 6 p.m. ET.

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