Ten years ago, Amy Harrison made history by capturing the Prodigy Championship in one of the most shocking upsets the United Toughness Alliance had ever witnessed. Just days later, however, controversy struck when she dropped the title under disputed circumstances. The fallout from that loss would lead to her departure from the UTA, as Harrison pursued her career outside the company while carrying the weight of unfinished business.

A decade later, that chapter has finally come full circle. At The Great Southern Trendkill, Harrison triumphed in a hard-fought Fatal Four Way bout against Valkyrie Knox, Susanita Ybanez, and Marie Van Claudio to claim the UTA Women’s Championship — her first title in the promotion in ten years.

Witnesses backstage noted the emotion on Harrison’s face as she clutched the championship belt, a symbol of both redemption and perseverance. Her husband, Johnny Rich, was present to share in the moment, with the couple later hinting at a private celebration once the night’s festivities concluded.

With Harrison’s victory, the landscape of the UTA Women’s Division has shifted dramatically. The era of Amy Harrison has officially begun, and all eyes are now on how the returning star will shape the division she once walked away from — and now rules once again.