Amanda Nunes Wins Featherweight Title Fight

Amanda Nunes submitted Megan Anderson with an armbar at 2:03 of the first round to retain her featherweight title.

Amanda Nunes walked forward and attacked Anderson with a barrage of punches less than two minutes into the bout.

She rocked the challenger and then took her to the mat, immediately getting into a dominant position.

It wasn't long before Nunes sunk in the armbar and forced Anderson to tap.

Nunes, who's also the women's bantamweight champion, is widely considered the greatest women's fighter of all time.

This marked her second featherweight title defense since becoming a two-division champion in 2018.

Amanda Nunes said before UFC 259 she will likely return to 135 pounds to defend that belt in her next clash.

The 32-year-old extended her winning streak to 12 in a row, while Anderson's two-fight winning streak came to an end.

Amanda Nunes finished the fight exactly as she planned, showcasing her skills at the UFC Apex in Las Vegas on Saturday.

Nunes stated **"The plan was exactly how I finished the fight"** in her postfight interview.

Amanda Nunes is still the queen of the featherweights, and her performance at UFC 259 proved it.

The event took place at the UFC Apex in Las Vegas, and Amanda Nunes' victory was a testament to her hard work and dedication.

Amanda Nunes will look to continue her winning streak in her next fight, and fans are eagerly awaiting her return to the octagon.