Amanda rules out a rematch with Cyborg and says she will no longer fight at featherweight

A. Nunes has not been defeated since 2014. Photo: Reproduction / YouTube ufc

Amanda nunes knocked out Chris Cyborg in just 51 seconds, she surprised MMA fans and won the featherweight belt at UFC 232. Even with her great performance in Los Angeles, the 'Lionea' is not interested in remaining in the 66kg category. Through her social networks, the two-time champion rejected a rematch with her compatriot and announced that her time in the division had come to an end.

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“I'm sorry, Cristiane, but I'm not going to continue at 66kg. My goal was to be double champion. But now I can help you build the division. I have someone for you: Kayla harrison She’s a real featherweight,” Amanda wrote.

#CyborgVsNunes2 https://t.co/YTr80DRF2n

— Follow @CrisCyborg on IG #CWB (@criscyborg) 16 January 2019

Amanda plans to make MMA history again by becoming champion in three different divisions. She plans to move down to flyweight and face Valentina Shevchenko by category title.

“I'm really planning to move down (a category) to compete for the flyweight belt”, posted the lioness.

Amanda nunes made history in 2018 by winning her second title and becoming the first woman to hold two belts simultaneously. Furthermore, the Brazilian beat great athletes such as Ronda Rousey, Valentina Shevchenko, Miesha Tate e Chris Cyborg. At 30 years old, the Bahian has 21 fights, with 17 victories and four defeats.