WMMA: The imminent Pro women’s division in EFC, Cairo has not said no to women in the EFC, he actually has said quite the opposite – your thoughts? I was happy I could display my stand-up and show people that women can fight. I knew her strength was GnP, wrestling and that she was physically strong. SP: My Fight with Iris was a great first fight for me. WMMA: You recently debuted, tell me about your fight with Iris. Initially it wasn’t a dream of mine, but I am now addicted to the sport, the training, learning and improving 1% every day. I trained a full year before making my MMA debut and now I would like to make a career out of it. Training 3/4 x a day and training with professional athletes all the time I have learnt so much. That’s when I decided to start attending as many classes as possible last year.Īfter my boxing fight Rich put me into the full professional MMA program.
The more classes I attended I realised I had so much to learn about the sport, how could I try and teach something that I didn’t have a lot of knowledge about and no experience what so ever. MMA was a hobby, I did it in my spare time. My main career is as a Personal Trainer working out of Fight Fit Militia. SP: My thoughts have changed over the past year. WMMA: What are your thoughts on your MMA career – is it a career or a hobby for you? Shana Power executing a superman punch in her fight against Iris Rodrigues last month at FS9
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