Rose Namajunas, a former two-time UFC Women’s Strawweight Champion, is now setting her sights on the flyweight division. Following her victory at UFC Denver, Namajunas acknowledged the ongoing evolution of her skills despite her seasoned career.
She expressed satisfaction with her progress, noting the gradual improvement in her physical condition, particularly regarding a lingering shoulder issue. Namajunas emphasized the importance of continuous growth and highlighted areas she aims to refine further.
Her recent win against Cortez has bolstered Namajunas’ confidence in her pursuit of UFC gold in multiple weight classes. She affirmed her belief that the victory has propelled her closer to a title shot, underscoring the fundamental significance of winning in professional MMA.
Originally slated to face Maycee Barber, Namajunas adapted to the change when Barber withdrew due to injury. Despite this setback, Namajunas remains open to rescheduling the bout whenever Barber is ready, demonstrating her forward-looking approach and readiness to face any opponent presented to her by the UFC.
Namajunas’ journey reflects her resilience and determination to excel in the highly competitive world of UFC, showcasing her adaptability and commitment to continuous improvement in pursuit of championship glory.
