Kayla Harrison is down to take on another legend after defending the UFC women's bantamweight title against Amanda Nunes at UFC 334.
Harrison floated the idea of a matchup with former women's bantamweight champion and UFC Hall of Famer Ronda Rousey at the postfight press conference.
"If Ronda wants to come get some, it'd be fun," Harrison said when asked if she sees any appealing matchups outside of a rematch with Nunes. "Free money."
Rousey, one of the biggest box-office draws in UFC history, briefly returned from retirement earlier this year, submitting Gina Carano in 17 seconds at MVP MMA 1 on Netflix. It was her first fight since December 2016.
However, Rousey retired again after the win over Carano, making a tilt with Harrison a long shot.
Harrison, 36, was noncommittal about her future after beating Nunes via fourth-round submission in Saturday's co-main event at Madison Square Garden in New York.
The American Top Team product implied that she would be interested in a rematch with Nunes at featherweight, but she still plans to discuss her next steps with her team before making any decisions.
"I don't want to speak quickly and then have to not be a woman of my word," Harrison said. "So I am gonna go back, I'm gonna talk to my team, I'm gonna take some time, and be with my kids and get through the holidays. ... And then we'll see, we'll see what happens."
UFC CEO Dana White said he's open to a rematch between Harrison and Nunes. "Sure, yeah, I'd do it again," White said.
