Amanda Nunes says she isn’t going out like that. After suffering one of the biggest upset losses in UFC history against Julianna Pena on Saturday at UFC 269, there were a lot of questions about where Nunes (21-5 MMA, 14-2 UFC) was mentally. It seemed that going into the event, defending her women’s bantamweight title was a foregone conclusion. Then the unthinkable happened, and she was submitted in the second round after succumbing to a slugfest. The immediate fallout saw Peña (11-4 MMA, 7-2 UFC) offer Nunes an immediate rematch , and UFC president Dana White declared an opportunity for revenge is there if Nunes wants it
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Amanda Nunes after UFC 269: ‘I undoubtedly accept the rematch’ with Julianna Peña – MMA Junkie