Former Bantamweight champion of the UFC ladies Miesha Tate recently gave a career update on her future in combat sports.
Miesha Tate was once one of the bantam weights of the best ladies
Miesha Tate is among the most permanent female hunters who are currently active in the UFC and has a Stellair CV, which she has built if she has fought the best of the best of the past 20 years. Starting with her term of office as a professional mixed martial artist in 2007, “Cupcake” first fame in sport after her run in the stacked StrikeForce Ladies Bantamweight tournament. Tate won all her fights in the bracket and continued with the dethroning of the one -off title defender Marloes Coenen through the submission of the fourth round.
In 2013, the promotion would eventually be taken over by the UFC in a monumental sale, where Tate made its business debut in April of that year, where she lost a good fight against Cat Zingano. Then she lost her next game to bitter rival Ronda Rousey in an offer on the Bantamweight belt, leaving her future at the top of the division in question. Tate, however, broke out all the doubts, Tate managed to win her next four fights in a row to challenge 135 pound Queen Holly Holm, eventually suffocate the phenomenon to win the Bantamweight Kroon.
Miesha Tate clarifies current status as a competitor
Mayha Tate just competed this past at UFC on ESPN 67 and registered a unanimous decision defeat against Yana Santos. The fight was her first fight in almost two years after an octagon excursion from 2023 at UFC on ESPN 52. In the period since that event, the former Bantamweight title holder had largely stopped about her next trip to the cage, or when she finished fighting in general. That was an appearance on the Jaxxon Podcast Last week, where Miesha Tate gave an update about her future as a competitive martial artist.
“I am not officially ready. I still have a fight with my contract. I would not fight more than once,” said Miesha Tate. “I am not looking to sign again. I think only one, if that. But I didn’t decide for sure. I might not be leaning.”
Although she will probably be struck by being beaten in the face, the Bantamweight Luminary cannot occasionally eliminate its grab carbonades.
“Really boxing? Like, I’m not going to do that,” she said. “Maybe some struggling competitions. Or even under the UFC banner. Maybe something like that, but we won’t see it. I don’t know. I am getting old, you know.”
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