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UFC President Dana White Open to Creating Women’s BMF Title
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UFC president Dana White said that he is open to creating a women’s BMF title for some of MMA’s best women’s fighters to compete for.
The UFC has a men’s BMF title, which is currently possessed by lightweight star Charles Oliveira, but there is no women’s BMF title.
While White did say that he was open to a women’s BMF title, he denied that the UFC would be opening any more women’s weight classes anytime soon.
The UFC currently has women’s strawweight (115 lbs), women’s flyweight (125 lbs), and women’s bantamweight (135 lbs) divisions.
PlayHistory of BMF TitleThe BMF title was first created in November 2019, when Jorge Masvidal defeated Diaz via TKO to capture the inaugural title at UFC 244.