Cris Cyborg might be a professional World Champion in both Boxing and MMA, but she just added another paycheck to her career earnings with the recent PrimeTime Performance Games held in Las Vegas. Competing in a variety of timed exercises, Cris Cyborg completed 3 rounds of challenging workouts to finish the day as the number 1 ranked female in the fitness competition and was awarded the $500 tournament cash prize as the champion.

The only fighter in combat sports history to hold a major world title in professional boxing and professional MMA at the same time, Cris Cyborg is a Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Black Belt who won 2 world championships competing in the kimono with the IBJJF in addition to her 18 Mixed Martial Arts World Championship Belts and her new WIBA Boxing World Title. WIBA is a prestigious belt in the history of Women’s Professional Boxing with former champions including Amanda Serrano, Holly Holm, Laila Ali and Anne Wolfe.
Cyborg who is expected to defend her PFL MMA Featherweight Championship belt this summer has a 29-2 professional record in MMA and is currently 8 years unbeaten with her last defeat coming against Amanda Nunes at UFC 232. Prior to the fight with Amanda Nunes Cris Cyborg had won UFC, Invicta, and Strikeforce World Championship belts and had a 13 year period of being undefeated.

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