Miesha Tate has shared a cryptic social media statement after her last MMA loss.
The former Bantam weight champion fell on a unanimous decision at UFC des Moines on Saturday evening.
Miesha Tate almost re-created her famous Holly Holm-Comback in the third round against Yana Santos, who survived to earn from 29-28, 29-28 and 29-28 scorecards from the three jury members who are cagesside in the Wells Fargo Arena.
After the fight, some fans started talking about the 38-year-old who brought her legendary career to an end.
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Miesha Tate responds to the defeat of UFC des Moines
Miesha Tate is now at one point of only two victories in five fights since she ended her first retirement.
'Cupcake' initially walked away from MMA in 2016, and some people are waiting for her to retire again.
In her first social media post after losing UFC des Moines, Tate made a cryptic post about life.
The old rival of Ronda Rousey seemed to enjoy a party after the fight with her inner circle.
“Life is too short not to live!” Tate wrote about her Instagram story.
“Thanks to all my fans, friends and family.”
It is currently unclear whether Tate will fight or a day after losing the #10-ranged bantam weight.
Yana Santos' dream win ruined by angry
Santos was overjoyed about achieving a controversial victory over one of the best female hunters ever.
However, the fans flourished loudly during her interview after the fight with Michael Bisping, who was left a red face after he had mentioned another hunter the wrong name during their fight at UFC des Moines.
“It's so hard to speak because everyone boosts me,” Santos began.
“I don't care, guys. I want to thank my opponent.
“I could never dream to share the Octagon with her. It's more than my dream that I have a victory.
'To be honest, it's terrible to speak when everyone boosts me. I just want to come back[stage].
“I'm glad I won. That's all.
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