UFC women's flyweight Manon Fiorot continues to berate Valentina Shevchenko over their expected championship collision.

Having defeated "Cold Blooded," Rose Namajunas, Katlyn Cerminara and Jennifer Maia consecutively, there's little doubt over the #2-ranked contender's place at the front of the queue. But for much of this year, "The Beast" was made to wait as Shevchenko and Alexa Grasso completed their trilogy.

"Bullet" emerged victorious from it at the Sphere, returning to the throne and beginning a second reign as 125-pound queen. Fortunately for the matchmakers, Shevchenko's first challenge was already seemingly lined up — and it's safe to say she's in a hurry...

Fiorot recently took to social media to express frustration at the ongoing wait for her title chance, tagging Shevchenko and calling for her to either put pen to paper on a bout agreement or hang up her gloves.

For now, a date and event for Fiorot's likely title shot is unclear, but she'll no doubt be preparing for the her shot at joining Ciryl Gane as only the second French UFC champ — first to achieve the feat as an undisputed titleholder.

With two championship fights set for both UFC 311 in Los Angeles on Jan. 18 and UFC 312 in Australia the following month, it would appear that the earliest Shevchenko vs. Fiorot could come together is March.

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UFC women's flyweight Manon Fiorot continues to berate Valentina Shevchenko over their expected championship collision.

Having defeated "Cold Blooded," Rose Namajunas, Katlyn Cerminara and Jennifer Maia consecutively, there's little doubt over the #2-ranked contender's place at the front of the queue. But for much of this year, "The Beast" was made to wait as Shevchenko and Alexa Grasso completed their trilogy.

"Bullet" emerged victorious from it at the Sphere, returning to the throne and beginning a second reign as 125-pound queen. Fortunately for the matchmakers, Shevchenko's first challenge was already seemingly lined up — and it's safe to say she's in a hurry...

Fiorot recently took to social media to express frustration at the ongoing wait for her title chance, tagging Shevchenko and calling for her to either put pen to paper on a bout agreement or hang up her gloves.

For now, a date and event for Fiorot's likely title shot is unclear, but she'll no doubt be preparing for the her shot at joining Ciryl Gane as only the second French UFC champ — first to achieve the feat as an undisputed titleholder.

With two championship fights set for both UFC 311 in Los Angeles on Jan. 18 and UFC 312 in Australia the following month, it would appear that the earliest Shevchenko vs. Fiorot could come together is March.

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