Amanda Ribas Defeats Paige VanZant in The First Round, UFC 251
Amanda Ribas defeated Paige Vanzant in the first round via submission. Extended her undefeated streak to 5-0.
The first match of the main card of the UFC 251 was the women Flyweight fight between Amanda Ribas and Paige VanZant. The match stopped after 2 minutes and 21 seconds of Round.1, courtesy a Tap-out by Paige VanZant. The Brazilian dominated from the the outset and took down VanZant at the end of the first minute, after a minute staying down, Paige VanZant tried her best to get back into the match, but arm was in the grip of Ribas, who made sure there is no coming back for her opponent.
How has she not fight for a title yet?!? 100-1 😳😳 Come on @ufc #UFC251 😂😂 pic.twitter.com/2mfmtUXrNl
— Stephen Thompson (@WonderboyMMA) July 12, 2020
Quick work!
🇧🇷 @AmandaRibasUFC with the first round submission at #UFC251
We are LIVE on ESPN+ PPV ➡️ https://t.co/2F9xYFPYfP #InAbuDhabi | @VisitAbuDhabi pic.twitter.com/egS17okbQp
— UFC (@ufc) July 12, 2020
The fight ended on a good note as both fighters embraced each other.
Amanda Ribas’ Record Extended
Amanda Ribas has now an unbelievable record to her name,
her record is 100-0 😳 ufc on one tonight 😂 pic.twitter.com/NpwnRgbwHH
— Dillon Danis (@dillondanis) July 12, 2020
Following this fantastic win, huge prospects might come her way.
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