It would appear that what went down at UFC 307 in Salt Lake City has further spurred the comeback fire underneath former two-division champion Amanda Nunes.
Having hinted at a return from retirement earlier this year, two matchups appeared of interest to the Brazilian at this past weekend's pay-per-view. Before her former opponents Raquel Pennington and Julianna Peña collided for the title she vacated last year, ex-teammate Kayla Harrison had her second UFC outing.
Following the two-time Olympic gold medalist's Octagon debut in April, Nunes questioned why she hadn't been called out. While her name remained absent from Harrison's lips at UFC 307, the same can't be said for "The Venezuelan Vixen."
After regaining the 135-pound title in the co-main event, Peña made good on her promise to address Nunes inside the Octagon, believing her to be far from done as an active fighter.
Whether it was that callout or Harrison's performance earlier in the night, somebody seemingly got the Brazilian legend's attention...
Did UFC 307 Awaken 'The Lioness?' Nunes Requests Call From The Boss
While Nunes remained silent in the immediate aftermath of Peña's title win and subsequent callout, she emerged on social media this week with a message for UFC CEO Dana White.
MMA Fighting's Guilherme Cruz, a Brazilian journalist, provided context behind her Instagram video video, noting that Nunes was singing along to "Outdoor," a song created by Brazilian samba group Só Pra Contrariar.
The original lyrics include, "Oh please call," and, "I Miss you so much." Nunes is said to have altered the lyrics to, "Call me, please."