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The "legacy tour" of MMA legend Cris Cyborg is expected to continue this coming fall.
Cyborg, a former UFC, Strikeforce, Bellator, and Invicta FC champion, added PFL gold to her collection in her promotional debut last October. She emerged victorious from a memorable five-round battle with Larissa Pacheco, claiming the PFL Super Fights women's featherweight title.
The bout marked the Brazilian's first in 12 months. And by the sounds of things, fans could be waiting the same amount of time before seeing the 39-year-old back in action.
During a recent interview with Bloody Elbow's Kyle Dimond prior to her latest win in the boxing ring this week, Cyborg outlined when she expects to make the walk to the PFL SmartCage for the second time.
I believe my next MMA fight is gonna be in the fall," she said. "So after the (boxing) fight, I just keep working, keep training, and yes, I believe it’s gonna be around that time.
While many have suggested there might be a struggle finding adequate opposition for her, Cyborg already has a name in mind.
PFL have other girls I can fight. They have Leah McCourt who can fight with me. We were already supposed to fight in Bellator to defend the title. They have other girls there.
McCourt, who has previously expressed frustration at being overlooked for a clash with Cyborg, is 2-3 across her last five fights.
"The Curse" is coming off a shock first-round submission loss to Sara Collins at the Bellator Champions Series event in London last September.