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Add Amanda Nunes to the UFC fighters thinking about or retiring retirement.

Simply over a week after extending her winning streak and her tradition at UFC 250, champ-champ Amanda Nunes could potentially be looking at moving on with her life outside of the Octagon.

Just last weekend at UFC 250, Nunes thoroughly dominated Felicia Spencer to successfully defend the UFC women’s featherweight championship for the first time. With the win, Nunes, among other achievements, became the first female UFC fighter and second fighter overall to win and retain both titles held in a champ-champ run at any point in their career, and the first UFC fighter to retain both titles during a champ-champ reign.

Questions following the event became who could be the next to challenge Nunes — considered the greatest women’s MMA athlete in history — for either of her titles. But in an interview with a Brazilian television program, Esporte Espetacular, Nunes states to not be shocked if she retires faster and later on– perhaps even faster than we believe.

“Ah, I don’t know, I’ve achieved everything I wanted,” Nunes stated. “I’m well, I can happen with my life, perhaps a [take] brand-new action, perhaps discover brand-new skills, assist some ladies there … perhaps be a coach, too. I remain in a minute that I can retire, you understand, and I remain in a minute that I can battle. I’m great.

‘There’ s absolutely nothing else to be done today in thedivision The Hall of Popularity will come, for sure. My life moving forward, if I do stop now, the UFC will offer me every assistance I need to continue having my money and work.”

This isn’t the first talk of retirement for Amanda Nunes

This is not the first time Nunes has actually mentioned she is thinking about retirement, likewise having actually done so after her win over Cris Justino (aka Cris Cyborg) at UFC 232 to win the UFC women’s 145- pound belt.

Nunes currently has actually mentioned she might be remaining for the rest of the year as she and Nina Ansaroff get ready for the birth of their child.

Nunes retirement talks do not seem about pay problems, however it does come at a fascinating time where other fighters have actually chosen to retire or openly state they are remaining. Former fellow UFC champ-champ Henry Cejudo retired following his effective title defense at UFC 249 however has stated a profitable, prominent battle might bring him back. Conor McGregor revealed retirement for the 3rd time, informing ESPN’s Ariel Helwani the sport “doesn’t excite him anymore.”

On The Other Hand, UFC light heavyweight champion Jon Jones and Jorge Masvidal have actually both started a public back-and-forth with UFC president Dana White over stopped working settlements and pay problems.

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