Former UFC women’s strawweight champion Joanna Jedrzejczyk shot down retirement rumors, saying that her goal is to be the champion again.<\/p>\n
Jedrzejczyk last competed in March at UFC 248 against Weili Zhang. In one of the greatest MMA fights of all time, the two warriors went the full 25 minutes with Zhang winning a split decision. They later shared a moment in the hospital<\/a>. It was an incredible fight, one of the best ever, and despite losing on paper, Jedrzejczyk’s stock arguably rose despite the loss.<\/p>\n In the months since the Zhang fight, Jedrzejzyk has hinted at potentially hanging up her gloves<\/a>. However, that won’t be the case anytime soon. Speaking to the South China Morning Post<\/a>, Jedrzejczyk explained how her desire to compete again burns deep, and that her goal is to once again become the UFC women’s strawweight champion.<\/p>\n \u201cI will be fighting. I can\u2019t stop. I won\u2019t stop. I was thinking, \u2018Maybe I\u2019ll do one, two, three more fights,\u2019 but why not fight every year? Even if I do it once a year or twice a year, why not do it? I love it. It doesn\u2019t matter if I keep winning or losing or keep fighting for the title or not, I just love it,” Jedrzejczyk said.<\/p>\n