On Saturday night , Amanda Nunes dominated Felicia Spencer at UFC 250. The bout was a complete whitewashing with Nunes out-landing Spencer 124-42 (that Spencer landed 42 strikes is shocking), scoring six takedown attempts, and nearly having a fight-ending submission but for the clock. And it wasn’t just a dominant performance, but a historic one as well. With the win, Nunes became the first fighter in UFC history to defend titles in two divisions, concurrently (Daniel Cormier and Henry Cejudo did defend belts in two divisions, but neither did so while still holding both titles), and in the aftermath, Nunes is faced with one major question: where does she go from here?
UFC 250 Aftermath: For Amanda Nunes, there are no more worlds to conquer
