Cris Cyborg headlines PFL Tampa against Ketlen Vieira this Saturday in what is being promoted as her retirement fight, but that may not be the case. As Cyborg chases her 30th pro win, an all-time record in women’s MMA, she won’t rule out competing again in the sport.
The 41-year-old has been more active in the squared circle over the past few years, collecting boxing wins and clinching the WIBA world super welterweight title this past March, and said that’s been the case because PFL hasn’t offered her more matches. Vieira will be the foe in the last bout of her current deal with PFL, but not necessarily her final MMA fight.
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