1. Holm Vs Nunes Result
2. Holm Vs Nunes Result
3. Holm Vs Nunes Results

1. Amanda Nunes vs. Raquel Pennington, UFC 224, May 12, 2018 (For the bantamweight title) Result: Nunes via TKO at 2:36 of round 2. Advantage: Nunes While Holm had a tepid UFC debut against Raquel.
2. Holm and Nunes danced a dangerous dance as Holm waited for Nunes' aggression to get the best of her. Instead, a feint by Nunes caused just a small bit of hesitation from Holm, which caused her to.
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Amanda Nunes, Holly Holm, And Several Other’s Faces Off. The promotion held a special Seasonal press conference which took place earlier today (Friday, April 12, 2019) at noon ET from inside the State Farm Arena in Atlanta, Georgia after the UFC 236 ceremonial weigh-ins. In the co-main event of UFC 239 in Las Vegas, Nunes scored a first-round KO win over former champion Holly Holm with a vicious head kick and follow-up punches. Here is a look at the finish.

UFC 237: Namajunas vs. Andrade 2019.05.11 Rio de Janeiro, BrazilDiscussion

Main Event UFC Bantamweight Championship 135 lbs

Bout Never Materialized

This bout was rumored for this event but never officially scheduled.

Amanda NunesHolly Holm

Holm Vs Nunes Result

'The Lioness''The Preacher's Daughter'

17-4-0	Pro Record At Fight	12-4-0
Champion	Title	Challenger
Brazil	Nationality	United States
Miami, Florida	Fighting out of	Albuquerque, New Mexico
30 years, 11 months, 1 week, 4 days	Age at Fight	37 years, 6 months, 3 weeks, 3 days
145.0 lbs (65.8 kgs)	Latest Weight	136.0 lbs (61.7 kgs)
5'8' (173cm)	Height	5'8' (173cm)
69.0' (175cm)	Reach	69.0' (175cm)
American Top Team(Primary) MMA MASTERS(Other)	Gym	Jackson Wink MMA

• Bout Information
• Event:UFC 237: Namajunas vs. Andrade
• Date:Saturday 05.11.2019 at 10:00 PM ET
• Referee:N/A
• Venue:Jeunesse Arena
• Enclosure:Octagon
• Location:Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
• Bout Billing:Main Event
• Pro/Am:Professional
• Weight:135 lbs (61.2 kg)
• Title on Line:UFC Bantamweight Championship
• Belt Status Before Fight:Held by Nunes
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Event Discussion

freemoneyforall

05.16.2019 10:57 PM ET

Last I checked I thought spiking someone on their head was illegal.
Anyways.... I digress.... Andrad got messed up until the lucky slam.
Rose deserves the rematch in her home townn. No doubt.
Or else it's jj Andrade two and jj becomes champ again setting up jj rose three.
Edit... And no don't say Suarez she only beat cookie monster she has to run the gauntlet.

Holm Vs Nunes Result

Herrig, waterson, Torres, gadelha, kk. No way Suarez surpasses all of them because of cookie monster.

* Edited at 05.16.2019, 11:01 PM ET *

ImperatorFishrat

05.16.2019 11:12 PM ET

freemoneyforall

05.16.2019 11:20 PM ET

That's what down voters do buddy. They down vote people and gargle nut's when there not down voting.
Editors note: I'm scratching my nuts.

* Edited at 05.16.2019, 11:20 PM ET *

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Holm Vs Nunes Results

The UFC badly wanted a new contender for Amanda Nunes at bantamweight. Fans don’t want to see an opponent Nunes has already turned away with minimal issue get another shot at the belt. So, the UFC took a couple of Nunes’ former challengers and paired them against a pair of up-and-comers, hoping at least one of the up-and-comers would walk out with a win and have the necessary accolades to fight for the belt. It didn’t turn out the way the UFC hoped.

The main event saw Holly Holm put on a masterful performance, dominating Irene Aldana for five rounds straight. Aldana chased Holm for the entirety, only to see Holm land a plethora of kicks and short boxing combinations on the advancing fighter. For good measure, Holm even landed the occasional takedown. Given Holm has lost four title fights in a row, she’s a tough sell to put back in the title picture, even with this being her best performance since her upset of Ronda Rousey rocked the foundations of the MMA world. She’ll need at least one more win before she can get another title shot.

As for the rest of the action....

• A much maligned choice for the co-main event, Carlos Felipe and Yorgan De Castro was actually fun… for two rounds. The third round grinded to a boring halt, the fight remaining in an uneventful clinch basically until the final bell. The round was bad enough to largely eliminate the good will built up in the first two-thirds of the fight. Felipe was the more active fighter in the first two rounds, taking the decision.
• Germaine de Randamie hasn’t been a favorite of the UFC brass.... perhaps why they didn’t put her in the co-main event slot. She didn’t do herself any favors by taking out Juliana Pena with a guillotine choke in the third round as the grappler attempted to get the former champion to the ground. Not bad for a kickboxer. Much to the UFC’s chagrin, the status quo remains and Pena doesn’t emerge as a title contender.
• Because bantamweight doesn’t have enough prospects we need to keep an eye on, Kyler Phillips made a statement with a completely dominating performance on Cameron Else. Winning in every aspect, Phillips secured the finish early with some GnP.
• Dusko Todorovic looked eminently more impressive in his official UFC debut than he did in his DWCS showing that earned him a contract. He bullied Dequan Townsend for a round and a half before getting a GnP stoppage. The unbeaten middleweight prospect looks promising.

Prelims

• Fight fans couldn’t help but smile after seeing legend of violence Carlos Condit get his hand raised for the first time in over five years. Court McGee jumped out to the early lead, but the momentum swung literally at the bell of the opening round when Condit broke his nose with a punch. Condit seemed to settle in from there and cruise to a comfortable decision.
• It may not have been an upset by definition, but Josh Culibao fighting Charles Jourdain to a split draw was a surprising outcome. The scorecards were all over the place – I have no idea how anyone gave Jourdain a 30-27 – but a draw works for this contest that was up in the air. Disappointing night for the heavily favored Jourdain.
• The downer of the night was between debutants Jordan Williams and Nassourdine Imavov. Williams jumped out to the early lead, but it was Imavov who had the deeper tank as both faded down the stretch. I’ll give them the benefit of the doubt and blame it on the short notice.
• One of the more anticipated contests on the card, Loma Lookboonmee lived up to expectations. After scaring away Jinh Yu Frey from entering the clinch with flurries of elbows in the first two rounds, she cruised to an easy victory the rest of the way.
• In the beatdown of the night, Casey Kenney put a shellacking on Alateng Heili for the entirety of the 15 minutes they were in the cage. A finish may not have come, but that’s only because Heili is made of some sort of durable substance not found elsewhere on this planet.
• Luigi Vendramini started the card out right, wobbling Jessin Ayari with a counter left hook and finishing him off shortly after with a head kick. It’s been a long road back for Vendramini after suffering a knee injury in his UFC debut two years ago, but that finish had to be totally worth it.