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Autographed/Signed Amanda Nunes UFC MMA Black Fighting Glove JSA COA Auto

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🥊 Autographed/Signed Amanda Nunes UFC MMA Black Fighting Glove — JSA COA — The Lioness — UFC Two-Division Champion — Bantamweight and Featherweight — Born May 30, 1988, Pojuca, Bahia, Brazil — Greatest Female MMA Fighter of All Time

🥊 This is an autographed UFC/MMA black fighting glove signed by Amanda Nunes — authenticated by JSA (James Spence Authentication) — representing the most decorated career in the history of women's mixed martial arts and the athlete whose performances inside the Octagon established a competitive standard that the sport had never seen before at the women's levels. Amanda Nunes is the first woman in UFC history to simultaneously hold championship belts in two weight classes and successfully defend them — joining an exclusive group that also includes Conor McGregor, Daniel Cormier, and Henry Cejudo as the only fighters to accomplish the feat. The Lioness is not simply the best female MMA fighter in UFC history. Many who cover the sport with deep historical knowledge make the argument that she is the most complete and dominant champion the organization has produced at any weight class. Condition: NOS.

🌟 Pojuca, Bahia, Brazil — The Origin of a Champion

🌟 Amanda Nunes was born on May 30, 1988, in Pojuca — a municipality in the state of Bahia in northeastern Brazil, a region whose martial arts culture intersects the Brazilian jiu-jitsu tradition that runs through the country's competitive combat sports landscape and the striking backgrounds that the country has also developed. She began training in martial arts as a teenager and followed the path of Brazilian combat sports talent that led to professional fights and eventually to the Ultimate Fighting Championship — the platform where she would build the most accomplished championship record in women's MMA history. Condition: NOS.

🏆 The Ronda Rousey Destruction — 48 Seconds That Changed MMA

🏆 Amanda Nunes' victory over Ronda Rousey at UFC 207 in December 2016 — a 48-second technical knockout that was complete, dominant, and entirely one-sided — marked one of the most significant single moments in women's MMA history. Rousey had been the most dominant female athlete in combat sports, a figure who transcended the sport and created an entirely new audience for women's UFC. Nunes dismantled her in under a minute. The performance established Nunes as the most dangerous women's bantamweight in the world and redirected the entire conversation about who was the best female fighter in the UFC. Condition: NOS.

Two-Division Champion — History Made at UFC 232

⭐ Amanda Nunes became the first woman in UFC history to hold two championship belts simultaneously when she defeated Cris Cyborg at UFC 232 in December 2018 — stopping the featherweight champion in 51 seconds with a combination that finished the one fighter many had considered the most dangerous woman in MMA. Cris Cyborg had not lost since 2005 before that night. The Nunes victory extended her own championship legacy while simultaneously confirming that the most feared female fighter in the world was Amanda Nunes, and that the Bantamweight championship she had held was not the ceiling of her ambition or her capability. Condition: NOS.

🌟 Victories Over the Greatest — Rousey, Cyborg, Tate, Holm

🌟 Amanda Nunes' championship resume includes victories over Ronda Rousey, Cris Cyborg, Miesha Tate, Holly Holm, and other fighters who held or contended for championships during the most competitive era in women's MMA history — a collection of signature wins against the most prominent names in the division that constitutes the most comprehensive championship defense record in the sport's women's history. The depth and quality of the opponents she defeated at the championship level distinguish her legacy from champions who accumulated defenses against lower-ranked challengers — every major name in women's UFC came to fight Amanda Nunes at her best, and almost none of them left with a win. Condition: NOS.

🥊 JSA Certified — The Glove of a Champion

🥊 The UFC black fighting glove signed by Amanda Nunes and authenticated by JSA represents the instrument of competition for the fighter who accomplished more in that instrument's context than any woman in the history of the sport. James Spence Authentication provides the provenance documentation that confirms this signature as genuine — the certification that collectors of combat sports memorabilia require for pieces signed by the highest-level athletes the sport has produced. Whether for the MMA collector, the combat sports historian, or the fan who watched Nunes dismantle the most prominent names in women's UFC with clinical efficiency, this JSA-certified glove delivers the direct connection to her legacy. Condition: NOS.

🥊🌟 Amanda Nunes. Pojuca, Bahia, Brazil. The Lioness. UFC Bantamweight and Featherweight Champion. Defeated Ronda Rousey, Cris Cyborg, Miesha Tate, Holly Holm. The first woman to become a UFC two-division champion. Autographed UFC black fighting glove, JSA COA. Condition: NOS.

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