Amanda nunes about being gay

Newly crowned women's bantamweight champion Amanda Nunes talks about her dominating win over former titleholder Miesha Tate at UFC Amanda Nunes ’ UFC career is defined by history-making accomplishments for both female and LGBTQ fighters that have set her apart as one of the greatest to ever set foot in the octagon. The Interview: Amanda Nunes By Kristina Rutherford Batamweight superstar Amanda Nunes talks beer, beating up guys, and the joy of being UFC's first openly gay champion.

In the realm of Mixed Martial Arts (MMA), one name stands tall - Amanda Nunes. Regarded as the greatest female fighter in MMA history and one of the best pound-for-pound fighters ever to grace the octagon, Nunes' journey is not only a testament to her exceptional skill but also to her unwavering commitment to authenticity and advocacy. At the age of 28, Amanda Nunes has not only become the first Brazilian UFC bantamweight female champion, but she's also broken barriers as UFC's first openly gay champ.

HHS Stockman v. The Greatest Albums of All Time. Log In. Anderson Silva. I'm telling you. On that path now, though, they do see a little more openness. Nunes said she'll be back in the gym soon waiting to see what's next. And Nunes has generally been open about her personal life , sharing affectionate photos on social media. Nunes said she longs for the day when she can take her children to DisneyWorld in Orlando, just a few hours from where they live and train in Coconut Creek, Fla.

Check your inbox for a welcome email. Not only did she become the first openly gay athlete to win a championship with the organization, but she also became the first Brazilian-born female to capture a belt.

All rights reserved. Amanda Nunes reacts to becoming the first openly gay UFC champion. RS Films. Their courage in discussing their lives seemed to resonate with people.

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Share Tweet Email. Nunes and Ansaroff never officially came out publicly. It's gonna stop. When the new champion walked into the UFC post-fight news conference, with belt in front of her on the dais, she was asked about the pride she takes in being the first openly gay champion in UFC history. But it helped us realize that maybe we need to be. Share this story Share this on Facebook Share this on Twitter. Sep 1, Support Us. We never thought of it more than we just like each other.

By Mike Bohn Mike Bohn. Chris Palmquist. Nunes and Ansaroff will continue to embrace their visibility as role models. Look at her, she's shy. I can and will be better because I respect the community and equality matters!