Tony didn't waste any time when I asked him to help train me for UFC. Every day was a challenge and he was going to let me back away easily or give me any slack. At the end of every practice, my muscles quivered from exhaustion, reminding me what it was like to be in the cage.
Because of my background in Ji-Jitsu, I could last longer in the cage than any other fighter. I was agile, used my opponent's force against themselves rather than confronting them with my force.
But then again my experience in kickboxing change the whole game for me. I moved fast, made sure every strike didn't go to waste and used the power of legs to throw a combination of kicks. That's why I got the name; Wildcat.
Not many female fighters wanted to get in the cage with me back then as the female division only st
