Cris ‘Cyborg’ needs your help to get in the UFC
Today Invicta champion Cris Cyborg posted a plea to the Underground to help do their part to help her fulfill her dream of one day fighting in the UFC Octagon.
Today Invicta champion Cris Cyborg posted a plea to the Underground to help do their part to help her fulfill her dream of one day fighting in the UFC Octagon:
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From: criscyborg
Posted: 5 hours ago
Edited: 03/01/16 5:13
Member Since: 11/2/14
Posts: 229
The UFC is coming to Brazil in May, and will be having an event in Curitiba the city i was born. It would be very special for me to fight in Brazil again after having spent the last 10 years fighting in the USA.
I know the UFC does not have a 145lbs division and unfortunately there doesn’t look to be any Conor Mcgregor’s at 135 for WMMA, however there are women for me to fight in my division, and there are fans who would like to watch me fight!
JWG, Orcus, Koga, Dreville 79, Oontyex, and JudoNoob I can thank you in advance for keeping this thread at the top
If you have ever wanted to see me fight in the UFC, I am asking all of my fans to show their support by putting up a picture on their Instagram, Facebook, or Twitter with the hashtags #CyborgNoUFCBrasil (portugese) and #CyborgToUFCBrazil (English)
It is my hope that the UFC will listen to the fans and give me an opportunity to fight in the Octagon and prove to them I am one of the best female fighters in the world. In a time when the UFC can have fighters who are 0-0, 1-2, 2-0 fighting on their events, I am hopeful that if the fans tell Dana White and the rest of the UFC that they want to see me fight in the UFC they will make an exception for Curitiba.
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