UFC President Dana White Names The Fight He Fears Would Bring 'First Death In MMA'

Harrison has been making waves in the PFL, where she is a two-time women's lightweight champion and has 12 professional victories under her belt since debuting in 2018.

But UFC president White is not quite as high on Harrison, questioning her recent opponents to the point where he believes women's bantamweight and featherweight champion Nunes could kill them inside the cage.

"She hasn’t fought anybody. Let me put Amanda Nunes in with the girls that she's fought, might be the first death in MMA, okay?

"And listen, I like her. I got nothing against her. But come on, let’s be honest."

Last week, Harrison beat Taylor Guardado via submission to become PFL women's lightweight champion and collect a cool $1 million pay-out.

She is now a free agent as the bout was the last on her contract with the promotion. As of now, she doesn't know what her next move will be.

“I have a lot of thinking to do. I have a lot of options. I have a lot to process. I’m happy with the PFL. I love the PFL. I think they’re a great organization. I feel like if we hadn’t taken that year off (for COVID-19), I’d probably love them a lot more. They’re doing all the right things. I believe in the format. We’ll see what happens.”

Prior to her win, Harrison had responded to comments made by 'Uncle Dana' by declaring she would "become the greatest of all time".