Amanda Nunes returns to defend the bantamweight title in December, says website

A. Nunes flaunts her UFC belts. Photo: Reproduction/Facebook @ufc

The greatest female athlete today, Amanda nunes, you have another appointment scheduled. The athlete, owner of two Ultimate belts, will face the Dutch Germain de Randamie No. UFC 245, which will take place on December 14th, in Las Vegas, in the fight valid for the bantamweight title (up to 61,2kg.). The information was recently released by 'ESPN'. 'Leoa' hasn't had a fight since July this year, when she beat the former champion Holly holm.

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After the contract with the former featherweight champion (up to 65,7kg) was not renewed, Chris Cyborg, it was up to Ultimate to schedule a new appointment for Nunes. There was an expectation that the Bahia native could carry out a repeat of the confrontation that took place in December last year, when the Pojucana delivered a hard knockout to the legendary Curitiba native, who did not have her commitment to the UFC renewed after personal problems with the company and the president, Dana White.

With no new fight scheduled for featherweight, Amanda will then continue to perform at bantamweight, where she won her first belt by beating Miesha Tate, in September 2016. Since the episode, Nunes has defended her belt on four occasions. The Brazilian then tries to get closer to the record set by the former champion, Ronda Rousey, who was effective on six occasions in her fights to defend her reign, until she lost to Holly holmIn 2015.

Rousey, in fact, has already been considered by many, including Dana, the greatest female athlete in the history of MMA. However, Amanda has been showing combat after combat that she may have already earned the right to be called a legend. In addition to becoming the first female athlete to hold two consecutive belts in different categories, the Bahian has been presenting herself convincingly in her challenges.

Your next opponent, Germain de Randamie, comes from an impressive victory over the promising Aspen ladd, who had been undefeated until the confrontation against the Dutch. On that occasion, the 35-year-old fighter achieved a beautiful knockout just 35 seconds into the fight, a fight valid at UFC Sacramento, in July this year.

Currently, Nunes has 21 fights in her professional record, with 18 wins and four defeats.

Germaine has 10 duels and has seven triumphs, with three setbacks.

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