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Cris Cyborg scores VICIOUS knockout in boxing bout: ”Already got more KO’s than Claressa Shields”
Cris Cyborg is the current Bellator MMA women’s featherweight champion. Photo via X
Former UFC champion Cris Cyborg runs through opponents in her transition to boxing.
This past Saturday, she delivered another big finish against Aria Wild in London, England. In the second round, the Brazilian 38-year-old threw a flurry of punches and eventually landed a vicious right hand that floored Wild.
After the fight, she taunted boxing champion Claressa Shields on social media.
”4-0 and I’ve already got more KO’s than Claressa Shields who’s had about 100 boxing fights,” Cyborg wrote.
🇧🇷🥊 @criscyborg getting it DONE in the second round of her boxing bout in London!
🎥 via/@CryptoFightWeek pic.twitter.com/PHzzM6YcmX
— Bellator MMA (@BellatorMMA) June 15, 2024
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Cris Cyborg is the Bellator champion
Cris Cyborg is the reigning Bellator women’s featherweight champion. According to MMA Junkie, she intends to return to MMA this year.
The Brazilian is looking for either a fight with two-time PFL champion Larissa Pacheco, or a Bellator title defense against Leah McCourt.
Known for her power, Cyborg always wants to put on a show for her fans.
“I want to prove to the people in boxing that my KO power in MMA can translate into KO power with the bigger gloves,” Cyborg said about boxing a while back. ”I’m working on my boxing techniques so that I am going to be able to deliver the type of fight ending finishes fans want to see. I’m looking to bring excitement to women’s boxing like I’ve done in WMMA.”
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