Former UFC Women’s Bantamweight Champion Miesha Tate found her way back to Sapphire – a gentlemen’s club in Las Vegas – after her first-round loss to BJJ black belt Amanda Nunes at UFC 200.
Sapphire is, of course, the same club Miesha served as host at for the UFC 193 event where her bitter rival, Ronda Rousey, lost the title in one of the UFC’s biggest upsets.
That night, Tate was ecstatic.
“Nobody has the right to beat you?” she screamed to the cheering crowd. “Well you just got beat, bitch.”
Tate was obviously not so ecstatic after UFC 200. Still, she thanked the crowd for its support.
“The support you have when you win is great, but the support you have when you lose means the world.”
She may have lost, but Miesha Tate is still one of the biggest draws and most highly-ranked fighters in women’s MMA.
Win or lose, she certainly has that to feel happy about.
