Polyana Viana returned to successful methods with a knockout victory over Jinh Yu Frey at UFC Vegas 64. Following the dominant victory, the 30-year-old addressed her absence from OnlyFans within the post-fight media scrum.
Viana made fast work of her opponent, defeating her in 0:47 seconds of the very first spherical. The strawweight contender discovered her vary early, touchdown a sequence of fast fingers that dropped Frey. She adopted her opponent to the bottom and adopted up with a barrage of punches earlier than the referee stepped in to cease the combat.
Talking to the media about her absence from the web subscription service, OnlyFans, Viana mentioned [translated via interpreter] :
“Yeah, I am going to keep 5 extra days right here with my supervisor. We’ll speak with the proprietor of OnlyFans and ask every part to restart.”
Moreover, she added:
“No, I simply moved to Sao Paulo. I’ve a younger son to handle… I’ve cats, two canine, I reside far-off from the varsity so I wasn’t in a position to handle to do every part.”
With tonight’s victory, Polyana Viana prolonged her UFC report to 4 victories and 4 losses (4-4). It’s noteworthy that she has gained three of her final 4 fights.
Watch the post-fight media scrum beneath:
Polyana Viana enters UFC girls’s strawweight division report books with sensational victory over Jinh Yu Frey
Polyana Viana made an announcement at UFC Vegas 64 when she knocked out Jinh Yu Frey within the first spherical. The cherry on prime for her was the truth that she entered the report books claiming the fourth-fastest end in strawweight division historical past.
The Brazilian appeared decided to make fast work of her opponent as she rallied for the end from the get go.
Reacting to the combat in the course of the post-fight octagon interview, Vianna mentioned:
“This time I am comfortable. This time she got here to combat. That is what makes the combat.”
Watch the post-fight interview beneath:
Polyana Viana made positive that she didn’t go away the octagon earlier than making her case to be featured on the UFC Brazil card in January 2023. It’s also the premier MMA group’s first Brazil-based pay-per-view occasion since UFC 239.
