Cris Cyborg Career MMA Odds History

Make no mistake about it — Cris Cyborg is the most dominant female fighter in the history of mixed martial arts. Novice lovers of this sport will argue that Ronda Rousey is your ideal female to compete at the game, but a simple glance at their recordings demonstrates that Rousey has some serious work to do when she wants to catch Cyborg.
Having a career that’s been clouded by a PED controversy and using a big-time struggle in the world’s best MMA promotion eluding her up until 2016, the 32-year-old Brazilian finally surfaced at the UFC in UFC 198 at Curitiba, Brazil. She shot on Leslie Smith at a 140-pound catchweight struggle that she won over the first two minutes.
For her next bout at the UFC, Cyborg took on Lina”Elbow Princess” Lansberg at Brasilia, Brazil. As a massive -1200 favorite, Cyborg took Lansberg outside in the next round, winning by TKO.
With a career record of 20-1 using a no contest after she tested positive for a PED at 2011, all but two of her successes were completed by knockout or technical knockout. The vicious striker had 12 directly T/KO wins and finished six of her previous nine battles in the first round before Holly Holm was able to move the distance.

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