UFC: Joanna Jedrzejczyk says she deserves ‘female BMF’ status after Jorge Masvidal’s title win
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Joanna Jedrzejczyk was thrilled to see her American Top Team stablemate Jorge Masvidal capture the UFC’s first and only “BMF” title at UFC 244.
From the sounds of it, she’s also a little envious of her teammate’s new championship bauble.
While UFC president Dana White has been adamant he does not intend to promote any further BMF title fights, Jedrzejczyk hopes she can at least become known as the unofficial female BMF.
Given that she already has a reputation as one of the UFC’s most ferocious competitors, she’s seemingly well on her way to that status.
“People used to call me violent, savage,” Jedrzjecyzk told the Post. “Jorge [Masvidal] just won the belt – the baddest [expletive] belt. I want to be the female BMF.”
Jedrzejczyk ruled over the UFC strawweight division from March of 2015 to November of 2017. During that span, she made five impressive title defences – more than any other champion in the division’s history.