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At 41, Cris Cyborg faces Ketlen Vieira this Saturday at PFL Tampa in a bout billed as her possible final MMA fight.
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Cris Cyborg, a living legend of women’s MMA, is set to write a new chapter in her story this Saturday at PFL Tampa. At 41, the Brazilian icon—undefeated for 21 years—faces Ketlen Vieira in a bout billed as her possible final MMA fight. With 29 wins to her name, she’s aiming for a 30th victory to set an absolute record in the sport.
To remember:
- Cris Cyborg, 41, faces Ketlen Vieira this Saturday at PFL Tampa in a bout billed as her possible final MMA fight.
- With 29 wins, she’s aiming for a 30th victory to set an absolute record in women’s MMA.
- A champion in UFC, Bellator, Strikeforce, Invicta FC, and now PFL featherweight, she has dominated MMA for two decades.
- Despite her age, Cyborg maintains exceptional physical condition thanks to stem cell treatments and a strict lifestyle.
- She also won the WIBA world boxing title in March 2023 and is considering a career shift into veterinary medicine.
- Her goal: to inspire kids, not just as champions in the cage, but as champions in life.
This Saturday in Tampa, Florida, the MMA world holds its breath. Cris Cyborg, 41, is set to step into the cage to face Ketlen Vieira at a PFL Tampa event. Billed as her possible final MMA fight, this duel could well be another step toward her 30th career victory. An absolute record in women’s MMA, where she has dominated for over twenty years.
Undefeated for 21 years, Cyborg has never stopped pushing boundaries. A champion in UFC, Bellator, Strikeforce, and Invicta FC, she recently added another line to her resume by winning the PFL featherweight belt. At 41, her level remains impressive—a feat made possible by iron discipline and innovative stem cell treatments.
A Legendary Career and Unmatched Physical Condition
Her journey is that of a pioneer. Cyborg made history in women’s MMA by becoming the first to win titles in four major organizations. In March 2023, she even captured the WIBA world boxing title, proving once again her versatile talent. Despite the years, her physical condition remains exceptional—a rare achievement in such a demanding sport.
"I still feel just as strong, just as motivated. Every fight is a new opportunity to show that age is just a number," she admits. Her strict lifestyle, including a balanced diet and tailored training, plays a key role in her longevity.
A Future Beyond the Cage: Veterinary Medicine and Inspiration
But Cyborg isn’t just focused on victory. She’s already planning her next chapter. Passionate about animals, she’s considering a career shift into veterinary medicine. Her private zoo, where she raises exotic animals, is proof of her commitment to animal welfare.
"I want to inspire kids, not just to be champions in the cage, but champions in life," she explains. Her message goes far beyond combat sports: it’s about passing on values of perseverance, respect, and passion.
So, will this Tampa fight truly be her last? One thing is certain: even if she decides to hang up her gloves, her legacy in women’s MMA will forever be etched in history.