Tom Aspinall recalls "jacked" Kayla Harrison moment from UFC 300 while weighing in on potential Amanda Nunes clash

Tom Aspinall was astonished to see the stature of Kayla Harrison at UFC 300. Aspinall also offered his thoughts on Harrison's potential matchup with Amanda Nunes, while praising the American's strong well defined physique.

Following her departure from PFL, Harrison signed with the multi-billion dollar organization and made her octagon debut against former champion Holly Holm at the historic UFC 300 pay-per-view card, securing a second round submission win.

Aspinall, who was present at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas for UFC 300, recently posted a video on his YouTube channel and discussed Harrison's impressive build, while lauding Harrison's wrestling prowess:

''When we were at UFC 300, she [Harrison] was unbelievable. She looked fantastic against Holly Holm but not only that, what we could see and the people on the TV won't know this obviously. We were in a VIP box that was miles up in the air, honestly you could see the definition on her shoulders and biceps from the VIP box...honestly she is absolutely jacked...I think that strong base that she's got...if she gets close to you, if she gets anywhere near you you're going on your back simple as that...it's like, she's on top she's like immovable object.''

Prior to that, Aspinall backed Harrison to prevail over Nunes in a potential fight, syaing:

''To me Kayla Harrison just looks like she's going to reign at the top of the division for a long time. I do think she'll beat Nunes.''

Check out Tom Aspinall's comments below (8:27):

This past Saturday, Harrison captured the women's bantamweight title by submitting Julianna Pena with a tight kimura lock in the second round. Following her victory, she called out Nunes, prompting the former double champion to enter the cage and engage in a face-off with Harrison.

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Tom Aspinall reacts to Merab Dvalishvili's successful title defense at UFC 316

In the aforementioned YouTube video, Tom Aspinall expressed his admiration for Merab Dvalishvili's performance in a rematch against Sean O'Malley, who failed to capture the 135 pound belt after suffering a third round submission defeat at UFC 316.

Aspinall discussed Dvalishvili's capacity to go full twenty-five minutes in the cage, saying:

''Merab just doesn't stylistically match up with anybody else in the division...He just keeps going, won't stop...He never stops working for 25 minutes...To me, [Merab] looks unstoppable right now. And 'The Machine' is the best nickname that you can have for a guy like this... I want Merab's cardio. Merab, show me what's what. Get me in that kind of shape. I'm ready for it." [5:56]