Valentina Shevchenko questions Amanda Nunes' decision to ponder a UFC comeback.

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Cris Cyborg assessed Nunes’ return plans in an exclusive interview with Bloody Elbow. While she took a largely wait-and-see approach to the matter, Shevchenko was firm in stating her dislike of ...

Valentina Shevchenko questions Amanda Nunes' decision to ponder a UFC comeback. UFC flyweight champion Shevchenko (25-4-1 MMA, 14-3-1 UFC) doesn't like seeing Nunes going back on her word.

Valentina Shevchenko recently voiced her opinion on Amanda Nunes possibly changing her mind on her retirement.

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