Cris Cyborg Noncommittal On Future

Cris Cyborg's dominant run continued at PFL Tampa, but she's stopping short of confirming whether she'll fight again.

Cyborg beat former UFC standout Ketlen Vieira in what turned into a non-title bout after Vieira missed weight by seven pounds. The result extends Cyborg's win streak to 10, a run dating back to her 2018 knockout loss to Amanda Nunes.

With PFL in transition amid its Most Valuable Promotions merger, Cyborg says she's holding off on any decision about her career.

"I want to take a little break and see what's going to happen. All this 21 years of training and all these things that happened in my life, it's a learning process. Even today in this fight I learned a lot of things. Twenty-one years I'm at the top, titles on the line and in the main event. I'm very grateful. I'm excited for what the future can be.

"I don't know if I'm going to have a fight again. I'm 41 years old… I wanted 30 victories in my career. No woman did this. I'm very happy to have broken one more record," Cyborg