Is that all? Focused on her comeback, Amanda Nunes 'rolls her eyes' after Ronda Rousey's victory over Gina Carano at the Netflix MMA event.

Amanda nunes in a photo shoot. Photo: Reproduction/X/UFC

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As much as Chris Cyborg, Amanda nunes She wasn't at all impressed by the return of Ronda Rousey to MMA. Last Saturday (16), in California (USA), the UFC Hall of Famer made short work of Gina Carano and finished her in an incredible 17 seconds in the main fight of the first MMA event on Netflix. Calm, the 'Lioness' adopted a short and sharp style when reacting to the fight between the veterans.

On her official 'X' account, Amanda didn't post a single word, simply posting a rather unenthusiastic emoji, implying that she didn't feel threatened by the level shown by the American. On Netflix, Ronda, who last fought in 2016, ignored her long period of inactivity and was lethal, just like in the old days.

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In any case, the Brazilian fighter is focused on her return to the UFC, which should happen this season, and against Kayla harrisonShe seemed unconcerned if her eternal rival changes her mind and decides to continue competing. It's also worth remembering that Amanda and Ronda faced each other in the UFC, with Amanda knocking her out in 48 seconds in 2016.

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Amanda's MMA resume

Amanda nunesThe 37-year-old made her mark in MMA and, as champion, dominated the bantamweight and featherweight (up to 65,8 kg) divisions of the UFC. Not surprisingly, the Lioness was inducted into the company's Hall of Fame. In her career, the Brazilian built a record of 23 wins and five losses. Her main victories were against... Chris Cyborg, Germain de Randamie (twice), Julianna Pena, Holly holm, Miesha Tate, Ronda Rousey, Valentina Shevchenko (twice), among other fighters.