UFC featherweight champion Amanda Nunes had promised Nina Ansaroff a gift if she won her UFC 245 fight against Germaine De Randamie.
In a Twitter post shared by the UFC, Ansaroff asked Nunes what she was going to buy with the performance bonus, to which Nunes replied that she was going to buy her a car.
A promise kept 😁
Congrats, @NinaAnsaroff! 🚗 #UFC245 pic.twitter.com/NwBVXDAJBr
— UFC (@ufc) December 17, 2019
Now Nina Ansaroff took to twitter to announce that Amanda Nunes has got her a car following her victory at UFC 245.
So… @Amanda_Leoa got me the car! 😳
— Nina Ansaroff (@NinaAnsaroff) December 17, 2019
— Nina Ansaroff (@NinaAnsaroff) December 17, 2019
Nunes who is Ansaroff’s significant other dominated over Germaine De Randamie in the main card of UFC 245. The judges scored it 29-24, 29-26 and 29-25 for Nunes. She is currently riding on a 10-fight winning streak in the UFC. With her latest win, she has now surpassed Jessica Andrade for the most wins in the UFC.
She now holds wins over the likes of Germaine De Randamie, Holly Holm, Cris Cyborg, Raquel Pennington, Ronda Rousey, Miesha Tate etc. Her sole loss in the UFC came to Cat Zingano at UFC 178, where she was knocked out in the third round.
Her title run in the UFC has been a very dominant one and no one has been able to find her weakness ever since her loss to Zingano.
Nina Ansaroff on the other hand last fought against Tatiana Suarez at UFC 238, where she lost via unanimous decision. In October, she revealed that she was taking a year off of her fighting career in an attempt to have a child.
“I’m not pregnant yet, but we are looking into the process,” Ansaroff said to ESPN in October.
Amanda Nunes is also happy about growing her family with Nina and said that she was looking forward to it.
”I am looking forward to it,” Nunes said. “That’s another wonderful time in my life. I’ll enjoy it.
“Nina’s dream is to be a mother before being a UFC champion,” Nunes said. “Having a child is Nina’s biggest dream and I’m happy to share it with her.
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