ABU DHABI – Joanna Jedrzejczyk is grateful UFC president Dana White plans to put her in the UFC Hall of Fame, but she’s not rushing to get enshrined. Jedrzejczyk (16-5 MMA, 10-5 UFC), a former longtime UFC strawweight champion, retired from MMA competition in June following a knockout loss to Zhang Weili in their anticipated rematch at UFC 275. Shortly after she hung up the gloves, White revealed Jedrzejczyk eventually will join Ronda Rousey as the second female in history to be inducted into the UFC Hall of Fame. When that’s going to happen remains to be seen, but Jedrzejczyk said she’s not in a hurry. “I feel so young and I feel like I could be fighting because the last camp was really the best camp of my life,” Jedrzejczyk told MMA Junkie. “It’s hard.
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