Julianna Peña has fallen from the UFC women's bantamweight throne for a second time. UFC 316 was a rough night at the office for Peña, who suffered a second-round kimura loss to Kayla Harrison.

Harrison (19-1 MMA, 3-0 UFC) submitted Julianna Peña by Round 2 kimura to claim the bantamweight title in the UFC 316 co-main ...

After more than two years on the shelf, Julianna Pena returned to the co-main event spotlight at UFC 307 for a long-awaited clash with fellow TUF alumnus and reigning women’s bantamweight world ...

Seven months after falling prey to Julianna Peña, Amanda Nunes once again rules as the apex predator in both of the UFC’s heaviest women’s divisions.

Julianna Peña stands behind her callout of Amanda Nunes at UFC 307, regardless of whether Kayla Harrison or the chirpers from the rest of the MMA world thought it was the wrong move.

Adam Morrison and Julianna Peña both know the taste of greatness. And they’ve also been haunted by defeat. Peña reached the highest of highs when she upset Amanda Nunes for the bantamweight title.

Julianna Peña carries the Venezuelan flag at a weigh-in in 2016. Zuffa LLC via Getty Images. At the time of the fight, Peña was working as a food expediter at a local eatery called The Onion ...

Julianna Pena's nasty cut sustained in her loss to Amanda Nunes on Saturday night didn't require more than ordinary post-fight care.. Peña (11-5 MMA, 7-3 UFC) lost her women's bantamweight title ...

Julianna Pena is at her best in the grappling phase of the game, and the stats again reflect this. She has seven submission wins on her record and attempts an average of 0.9 submissions per 15 ...

Julianna Pena reacts after defeating Amanda Nunes by submission in a women’s bantamweight mixed martial arts title bout at UFC 269, Saturday, Dec. 11, 2021, in Las Vegas.

Julianna Peña prepares to fight Amanda Nunes in their Women Bantamweight bout during the UFC 277 event at American Airlines Center on July 30, 2022, in Dallas, Texas, United States.

Julianna Peña has found there’s a way to overcome any experience deficiency in the UFC octagon. “Confidence is everything,” Peña said. “It comes down to who wants it more, ...