Well, UFC 232 has come and gone and less than a month later it seems that the ripple effect from the night’s results is about to be felt.<\/p>\n
In the co-main event on December 29, UFC bantamweight champion Amanda Nunes scored a massive and historical knockout win<\/a> over the longtime ruler at featherweight, Cris Cyborg<\/a>. Thus making Nunes the first ever two-division female champion.<\/p>\n Today, the greatest female fighter of all time told Cyborg, who continues to campaign for a rematch, that she won’t be fighting at 145-pounds again<\/a>.<\/p>\n Also fighting at UFC 232 was the only other legitimate featherweight on the UFC roster, the former Invicta FC champion, Australia’s Megan Anderson<\/a>.<\/p>\n Obviously one of, if not the most interested person in the result of that co-main event, Anderson shared her reaction to Nunes’ recent claim.<\/p>\n https:\/\/twitter.com\/MeganA_mma\/status\/1085725853160357888<\/p>\n “🤔🤔🤔<\/p>\n Strip her then… I’ll fight Cris for the vacant 145 UFC title if Amanda wont give her the rematch Cris deserves.” Anderson tweeted.<\/p>\n Following the responses from the community to her statement, Nunes has since been joking around saying she’ll challenge the likes of Daniel Cormier, Jon Jones or Brock Lesnar next.<\/p>\n https:\/\/twitter.com\/Amanda_Leoa\/status\/1085737259452850177<\/p>\n Or maybe @BrockLesnar<\/a> for my next defense.<\/p>\n — Amanda Nunes (@Amanda_Leoa) January 17, 2019<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n\n