UFC Unfiltered with Jim Norton and Matt Serra is the must-listen podcast for fight fans. Edgy veteran comedian Jim Norton and former UFC welterweight champion Matt Serra push the boundaries in the UFC's first audio series.

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1. Amanda Nunes. The current featherweight and bantamweight champion, Amanda Nunes, is undoubtedly the best woman to wear the UFC gloves.

UFC fighter Ailin Perez stood out in the MMA world for her unique celebration at the UFC Vegas 77 event, which took place at the UFC Apex Facility in Paradise, Nevada.

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Top 5 Richest UFC Women Superstars of All Time

• Ronda Rousey – $14 Million.
• Amanda Nunes – $8 Million.
• Holly Holm – $4 Million.
• Valentina Shevchenko – $4 Million.
• Cris Cyborg – $3 Million.

The best female MMA fighter of all time is Amanda Nunes, who has accomplished everything in just six years. Her matchup with Ronda Rousey at UFC 207's main card event drew over a million PPV purchases. Rousey's return to the sport was thwarted by Nunes, who defeated her in just under a minute.

Alexa Grasso, the UFC's first Mexican-born women's champion, will headline Noche UFC on Saturday, defending her women's flyweight title against former champ Valentina Shevchenko at T-Mobile Arena.

1. Amanda Nunes. The current featherweight and bantamweight champion, Amanda Nunes, is undoubtedly the best woman to wear the UFC gloves.

Under less-than-ideal circumstances, UFC flyweight Jeff Molina has revealed that he is bisexual, making him the first male UFC fighter to come out as being part of the LGBTQ community. Molina made the announcement Friday in a lengthy Twitter post in response to an intimate video of him being stolen and leaked online.

Per a report by mediarefree.com, ring girls get paid $1000 for every fight they work on and $5000 for each event they are a part of.