In just two short weeks, Kayla Harrison will step back into the UFC Octagon. On October 5th, Harrison will face the No. 2-ranked Ketlen Vieira at UFC 307, that will take place at the Delta Center in Salt Lake City, Utah.

The stakes? A potential shot at the UFC Bantamweight Championship.

Harrison, currently ranked No. 3 in the division, is coming off an impressive second-round submission win over former bantamweight champion Holly Holm at UFC 300. That victory not only proved her dominance but also showed just how dangerous she can be in this division.

With a record of 17-1, Harrison’s rise in the UFC has been nothing short of spectacular. The two-time Olympic gold medalist in judo has translated her judo skills into the world of MMA, quickly establishing herself as one of the division's elites.

Her win over Holm was a statement: Harrison is more than ready to take on the very best the bantamweight division has to offer. Now, as she prepares to take on Vieira, many are wondering if this could be the final test before she challenges for the UFC Title fight.

This fight isn't just about rankings; it's about legacy. A win here could catapult either fighter into title contention. For Harrison, a victory would solidify her as the top contender in the division, pushing her one step closer to —becoming UFC bantamweight champion.

So, mark your calendars. Kayla Harrison is back —and the bantamweight division will never be the same after UFC 307.