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Cyborg is widely-regarded as one of the greatest women’s mixed martial artists of all time.<\/p>\n
Since making her debut in 2005, she has won world titles in the UFC, Strikeforce, Invicta FC and Bellator.<\/p>\n
Alongside her multiple championships, Cyborg has recorded 21 of her 28 wins by knockout, illustrating the entertainment she brings to her fights. <\/p>\n
After beating Tonya Evinger to win the UFC featherweight title in 2017, Cyborg defended it twice before defeat by Nunes – arguably the biggest rival of her career.<\/p>\n
Cyborg later joined Bellator, where she again claimed featherweight gold before defending the belt five times in a dominant reign.<\/p>\n
A win over Collins will represent a world title in a fifth promotion, although the belt is a rebranding of her Bellator championship after the PFL acquired the promotion in 2023.<\/a><\/p>\n Alongside her MMA career, Cyborg has also boxed professionally, and plans to add to her five wins in the sport before retiring next year.<\/p>\n “I’ve already talked with PFL so we’ve planned for my last fight. We talked a little bit about maybe being in Brazil,” said Cyborg. <\/p>\n “Then I want to use the opportunity next year to do some boxing fights, too. So my last year, I believe I’ve worked with my team, this will be the last year.”<\/p>\n<\/div>\n