

UFC 334Madison Square Garden, New York City, New York, United States
UFC round data: 18 bouts · through 2023-06-10

Heuristic scores · 0–100
18 UFC bouts · 34 division peers
Data through 2023-06-10
8 bouts reaching round 3
Data through 2023-06-10
Fight IQ = 40% striking-accuracy percentile + 30% striking-defense percentile + 30% takedown-defense percentile within the division.
Requires 3 UFC bouts, 15 measured minutes, at least 10 division peers, 100 strike attempts, 100 opponent strike attempts and 10 opponent takedown attempts.
Cardio = 100 × the median late/early significant-strike attempt rate ratio, capped at 100. Compare rounds 3+ with rounds 1–2 within each bout. Requires 3 eligible bouts with at least 60 late-round seconds each. 100 means maintained or higher late pace.
Fight IQ summarizes accuracy and defense; cardio summarizes retained pace. Style, opponents and grappling affect both. These scores do not measure intelligence, physical fitness or win probability.
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Luana Santos moved up two places to No. 5 in ESPN’s women’s bantamweight rankings after defeating Yana Santos by unanimous decision at UFC Fight Night. Yana Santos fell one spot to No. 6 in the same update. The result strengthens Luana Santos’ position among the division’s leading contenders. The ranking movement comes as the title picture develops around champion Kayla Harrison and Amanda Nunes’ announced return. No other change was reported in ESPN’s latest divisional rankings.




Joselyne Edwards will weigh in as the backup fighter for the bantamweight championship bout between Kayla Harrison and Amanda Nunes at UFC 334 on Nov. 12 at Madison Square Garden. The title fight co-headlines the card, which is topped by Ciryl Gane vs. Josh Hokit for the undisputed heavyweight belt. Edwards earned the role after winning five straight in the UFC since late 2024, with four finishes and a decision win over Norma Dumont. The Harrison-Nunes bout was originally set for January but was postponed after Harrison underwent neck surgery.




UFC women's bantamweight champion Kayla Harrison says the end of her career is near, citing four surgeries in four years. She vowed to fight on until the wheels fall off but said there is not much time left. Harrison defends her title against Amanda Nunes in the UFC 334 co-main event at Madison Square Garden on November 14.

Amanda Nunes has a professional MMA record of 23-5-0 (wins-losses-draws).
Amanda Nunes's UFC record is 16-2-0 (wins-losses-draws), and 7-3-0 in professional fights outside the UFC.
Amanda Nunes is next scheduled to fight Kayla Harrison at UFC 334 on November 14, 2026.
Amanda Nunes is 38 years old, born May 30, 1988.
Amanda Nunes stands 173 cm (5'8") tall, with a 175 cm (69") reach.
Amanda Nunes is from Brazil.
Amanda Nunes is known as "The Lioness".
Amanda Nunes last fought on June 10, 2023 at UFC 289: Nunes vs. Aldana, defeating Irene Aldana by unanimous decision.
Amanda Nunes defeated Irene Aldana by unanimous decision at UFC 289: Nunes vs. Aldana on June 10, 2023. The official scorecards were Sal D'amato 50-44, Mike Bell 50-44, Chris Lee 50-43 (winner's score first).
Amanda Nunes defeated Julianna Pena by unanimous decision at UFC 277: Pena vs. Nunes 2 on July 30, 2022. The official scorecards were Jacob Montalvo 50-45, Doug Crosby 50-43, Sal D'amato 50-44 (winner's score first).
Amanda Nunes (Brazil) is a 38-year-old women's bantamweight who is 23-5 as a pro and 16-2 in the UFC (7-3 outside it). She debuted at UFC 163: Aldo vs Jung on August 3, 2013; seven of her 16 UFC wins came by KO/TKO, three by submission and six by decision; she has won her last two UFC bouts; her UFC wins include Julianna Pena (now ranked #1 at women's bantamweight), Valentina Shevchenko (now ranked #1 at women's flyweight) and Raquel Pennington (now ranked #5 at women's bantamweight). She completes 56.7% of her takedown attempts (women's bantamweight average: 35.4%; 97th percentile of 34 active women's bantamweights with at least 3 UFC bouts and 15 minutes of fight time) and scores 0.6 knockdowns per 15 minutes (average: 0.1; 97th percentile). Next fight: UFC 334 on November 14, 2026, against Kayla Harrison.
Built from AgentMMA's UFC database (as of October 31, 2026); not AI-written.
Computed by AgentMMA from the round-by-round stats of 18 UFC bouts (3:24:24 of fight time).
| Stat | Nunes | Division average | Percentile |
|---|---|---|---|
| Significant strikes landed per minute | 4.5928 in 3:24:24 | 3.7 | 79 |
| Significant strike accuracy | 52%928 of 1,784 landed | 47.2% | 74 |
| Significant strikes absorbed per minute | 2.4499 in 3:24:24 | 3.5 | 21 |
| Significant strike defense | 59.3%727 of 1,226 avoided | 54.7% | 76 |
| Takedowns per 15 minutes | 2.838 in 3:24:24 | 1.1 | 94 |
| Takedown accuracy | 56.7%38 of 67 landed | 35.4% | 97 |
| Takedown defense | 81.3%26 of 32 stopped | 65.4% | 79 |
| Submission attempts per 15 minutes | 0.710 in 3:24:24 | 0.3 | 85 |
| Knockdowns per 15 minutes | 0.68 in 3:24:24 | 0.1 | 97 |
| Control time | 34.3%1:10:02 of 3:24:24 | 22.6% | 85 |
| Average fight time | 11:2118 bouts | 12:08 | 35 |
| Height | 173 cm68″ | 171 cm67.2″ | |
| Reach | 175 cm69″ | 172 cm67.9″ |
UFC record: 16-2
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