Cris Cyborg's endless barrage of callouts to Ronda Rousey has gone in vain, and she's none too happy about it.
The Invicta FC featherweight champion has reinvigorated talks of a long-teased superfight with Rousey since decimating Lina Lansberg at UFC Fight Night 95 in September.
But UFC president Dana White threw a wrench in Cyborg's Superbowl weekend plans on Wednesday, when he announced "Rowdy" would end her year-long layoff to challenge Amanda Nunes for the women's bantamweight title at UFC 207 in December.
The Brazilian vented her newfound case of sour grapes on Twitter:
— Cris Cyborg (@criscyborg) October 12, 2016
You think it will get more days than the 6 days promo #Ufcbrasilia got on @fs1? https://t.co/8ZYtU9i8kW
— Cris Cyborg (@criscyborg) October 12, 2016
If Ronda lose we can still fight. Holly Holm lose 2 times still take tough fights. She real fighter not media made https://t.co/3vGm83CpGJ
— Cris Cyborg (@criscyborg) October 12, 2016
If @RondaRousey is the biggest star @TheHerd and Brazil always cheer for her. Let's do our fight Rio @danawhite because Brazil will cheer me
— Cris Cyborg (@criscyborg) October 12, 2016
If @RondaRousey wanted the fight. The fans want the fight. Then why are we waiting for her to Win a belt that isn't even hers? #candyman
— Cris Cyborg (@criscyborg) October 12, 2016
All is not lost for Cyborg, though, as White added the greatest potential matchup in women's MMA history will "definitely happen" should Rousey best Nunes on Dec. 30.
- With h/t to FOX Sports
