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Pena looks to prove the first matchup with Nunes was no fluke as she took control late in the first round to win by submission in the second round to score the monumental upset at UFC 269 to capture the title and score of the shockers in UFC history. Now, Pena's got to prove she didn't get lucky against the woman many pundits feel is the most outstanding female competitor of all time. 

Nunes, who had a remarkable run, stopping Ronda Rousey, Miesha Tate, Cris Cyborg, and Holly Holm before losing to Pena that snapped her 12-fight winning streak, looks to rebound and once again become a dual champion. 

Does Pena get it done one more time? Can Nunes bounce back and regain the gold?

The champion picked her moment to follow American Pena – who is of Venezuelan and Mexican descent – to the mat, before looking for a rear naked choke. Pena defended, then attempted a Kimura lock, but the buzzer halted her offence.

While Nunes attacked her opponent’s legs early in the second round, Pena landed a stiff counter jab, before adding a one-two over the top.

Here is everything you need to know about UFC 277: Julianna Pena vs. Amanda Nunes 2.

Pena forced Nunes to tap out to a rear naked choke in the second round, to the shock of those in attendance at Las Vegas’ T-Mobile Arena.

“I told you, don’t ever doubt me again,” Pena said. Nunes, meanwhile, admitted: “Honestly it’s no surprise at all, I know she’s a warrior.”

Nunes holds victories over former champions Ronda Rousey, Germaine de Randamie (x2), Holly Holm, Cris Cyborg and Miesha Tate, as well as current flyweight title holder Valentina Shevchenko (x2).

Pena (11-4) entered UFC 269 with two defeats in her last four fights, while Nunes (21-5) was unbeaten since 2014.

Third-ranked Pena was a huge underdog heading into her clash with Nunes, who still holds the UFC women’s featherweight title.

Amanda Nunes (21-5) is one of the most dominant champions in UFC history. It was quite the upset when The Ultimate Fighter 18 bantamweight winner Julianna Peña (11-4) not only took the dual-division champion’s bantamweight belt at UFC 269, but she submitted Nunes with a rear-naked choke in the second round.

Kai Kara-France has made a lot of improvements and strides since their first meeting in 2019, and I think it’ll be a lot tougher to beat him if this remains mostly on the feet again. Moreno is insanely durable and should be the more well rounded fighter, but I’m not sure if he’ll be able — or even want — to keep this on the mat for long stretches, and that could be what decides this. Will Moreno’s relentless pace and output prevail on the feet, or will Kara-France be able to pick and land his shots better now en-route to another (interim) gold for that City Kickboxing team? I think it’s the latter and we could be in for an upset. Kai Kara-France by Decision.

Nunes dropped her challenger with a calf kick in one of the opening exchanges on Saturday, but Pena jumped back to her feet and returned fire with a series of right hands.

The UFC returns with its next major event on Saturday as UFC 275 takes place from the American Airlines Center in Dallas, Texas. The card features a championship doubleheader.

The main event features a rematch for the women's bantamweight championship as Julianna Pena defends against featherweight champion Amanda Nunes. In the co-main event, Brandon Moreno and Kai Kara-France lock horns for the interim flyweight championship.

Julianna Pena submitted Amanda Nunes in the co-main event of UFC 269 on Saturday, becoming women’s bantamweight champion in one of the biggest upsets in UFC history.

The challenger than landed a slicing elbow, another one-two, and a huge hook. Pena landed more impressive jabs as her opponent stepped in, though the American’s technique began to desert her other strikes. She continued landing winging shots, however, as Nunes’ eyes glazed over.

Mookie Alexander: My concerns about Nunes are more mental than they are physical, but there are still worries physically. She had COVID-19 and she hadn’t cut weight to 135 in two years when she lost to Pena. Mentally, she’s left ATT, has accomplished pretty much everything she’s set out to accomplish in the sport, and may already have one foot in the retirement door. and I think there’s more than enough precedent to suggest that she just completely falls apart when someone sustains a pace on her and can exhaust her. 

