Holly Holm praises Amanda Nunes' legacy in MMA and reveals her desire to fight for the vacant bantamweight belt

Former category champion, the veteran showed respect for the Brazilian's trajectory and made it clear that she has her sights set on regaining the category title

H. Holm celebrates victory in the UFC (Photo: Instagram/@ufc)

Former bantamweight champion (up to 61,2kg), the veteran Holly holm was yet another MMA personality to recognize the enormous legacy left by Amanda nunes with your retirement. On the 'media day' of UFC Las Vegas 77, which takes place next Saturday (15), the 'Pastor's Daughter' showed a lot of respect for the Brazilian fighter and emphasized her interest in fighting for the now vacant belt.

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“I wish Amanda nothing but the best in her retirement. She is a champion who never shied away from anyone and fought against everyone who challenged her. Not many people can sit back and say, 'Yes, I stood up to everyone.' She fought them all. If she wants to come out of retirement, maybe that could happen. Not every fighter stays retired forever, right? But I feel like I’m one fight away from the title regardless,” Holm said.

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Number three in the bantamweight rankings, Holm will face the Brazilian Mayra Sheetara in the main fight of UFC Las Vegas 77, which takes place this Saturday (15), and the winner of the clash can be confirmed in the next fight for the vacant title. At 41 years old, the American veteran has already beaten names like Ronda Rousey, Rachel Pennington, Megan anderson and Bethe Correira and has an MMA record of 15 triumphs and six setbacks.

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