UFC Signs Two Major Women MMA Fighters: UFC News: Four new female fighters have joined the UFC’s roster. Some fans were disappointed by the UFC earlier this week when a few competitors were let go. A few days later, it appeared as though the top MMA organisation in the world might have been making a place for fresh talent when two bantamweights, one female strawweight, and one flyweight were signed to the women’s divisions. Follow UFC News Updates with InsideSports.IN
Melissa Dixon, Shauna Bannon, Luana Santos, and Jacqueline Cavalcanti are the four new fighters, according to a number of sources. Only one of the newly signed athletes is set to make their Octagon debut.
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Luana Santos just inked a multi-fight contract, adding significantly to the UFC’s women’s flyweight category. This encouraging development shows that Santos’ talent and potential are valued within the company.
The 23-year-old Brazilian fighter has a commendable track record in her career thus far, bringing with her an amazing professional record of 5 victories and just 1 loss.
A two-bout winning streak for Luana Santos gives her an advantage as she enters the fight, showcasing her ability to regularly win previous fights. Santos displayed her abilities in her most recent match, which took place three months ago at LFA 154, by defeating Bartira Rodrigues with a noteworthy submission victory.
UFC Signs Two Major Women MMA Fighters From LFA Ahead of Nunes vs Aldana- Know Everything About Them
Jacqueline Cavalcanti signed in the UFC women’s Bantamweight category. She had her last fight on April 21, 2023, and has a professional MMA record of 5-1-9 (Win-Loss-Draw).
She has a winning streak of 3 wins and triumphed in her most recent match on April 21 to win the vacant LFA women’s bantamweight championship.
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