Amanda Nunes’ net worth

Amanda Nunes' net worth: $248,500

Armanda Lourenco Nunes represent herself as Brazilian mixed martial artist with an estimated net worth of $248,500. She is the current UFC Women’s Bantamweight Champion and has been active in UFC from the year 2013. She gains the amount of $248,500 in 2015 as her net worth. Whereas, she earned $191,154 in 2014 and $142,000 in 2013.

Early starter and professional life

Amanda made her debut in MMA in the year 2008 at Prime MMA Championship 2 and faced Ana Maria. Though she was defeated by armbar submission in the first round, she won five straight matches via knockout in Strikeforce. She made her debut in Strikeforce in 2011 and has defeated Julia Budd via knockout in just 14 seconds. Nunes, have played total 17 MMA match and has won 13 matches. Out of which, she has won nine fights by knockout, three by submission while one via decision.

Accounting her further success, she joined UFC in 2013 and debuted in Octagon against Sheila Gaff. She won the match in the first round via TKO. During her professional tenure in UFC, she has played and won the match against Germaine de Randamie, Shayna Baszler, Sara McMann and Valentina Shevchenko. The big day followed her when she got her first UFC title after the three-fight win streak. She faced the furious Miesha Tate at UFC Women’s Bantam Weight Championship on July 9. 2016. Stunning Tate with early punches, she won the match via submission in the first round.

Amanda Personal life

Amanda was born in Salvador, Bahia, Brazil on the date May 30, 1988. Nunes started from the age of four while she learned karate at first. Having a high aim in fighting, she started training for boxing at the age of sixteen. With the help of her sister who is also trained sportswomen, she went for Brazilian jiu-jitsu to enhance her career. Regarding her relationship status, she is the first UFC’s openly lesbian champion. She is a strong relationship with fellow UFC fighter Nina Ansaroff. Nunes partner has been competing in the strawweight division for past four years.