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Matches to Make After UFC 200

Her brilliance was blinding.

Amanda Nunes became the fourth women’s bantamweight titleholder in Ultimate Fighting Championship history, as she shredded Miesha Tate with punches and then submitted her with a first-round rear-naked choke in the UFC 200 headliner on Saturday at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas. Tate tapped to the choke 3:16 into round one, her reign at the top over after four short months.

Once Nunes trapped “Cupcake” on the feet, the fight was essentially over. She sent a series of straight punches crashing into Tate’s face, blood pouring from what appeared to be a broken nose.