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Miesha Tate vs Julie Kedzie - Strikeforce | August 18, 2012

A throwback for Thanksgiving. One of the best women’s MMA fights ever and one of the best Strikeforce ever put on.

Miesha Tate would go on to become a UFC champion and a legend of WMMA in her own right. But before all of that, Cupcake Tate was the Strikeforce bantamweight champion. By 25 years old, she won a 4-woman tournament and beaten the legend Marloes Coenen to get the title. But it was a short lived reign. A rising judoka named Ronda Rousey would run thru Tate inside a round to capture the title en route to mainstream superstardom. Following that loss, Tate finds herself in a rebound match up against wmma pioneeer Julie Kedzie.

Julie Kedzie is best known now as the Invicta FC matchmaker and commentary team, but should be remembered as a pioneer of the sport for woman. Starting in ‘04, Kedzie cut her teeth in HOOKnSHOOT where she became the 2005 women’s Grand Prix champion. The knock on Kedzie is she never won the big one. Her resume is littered with champion WMMA fighters who she could not get over one. Heading into this fight with Tate, Kedzie is probably best known for her lost to Gina Carano. So heading into this fight, it was clear this was going to be a rebound fight for Tate en route to a rematch with Ronda Rousey.

Tate is known for being a damage sponge that eventually overwhelmed her opponents. Kedzie is known for starting hot and fizzling out. Turns out, this was a recipe for an amazing fight.

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Rubriek NRC Sprekend | 12 maart 2011 - 7 juli 2013 | Foto’s Ringel Goslinga.

1. Dana Lixenberg 2. Jack Wouterse 3. Kader Abdolah 4. Karina Smulders 5. Ruben van Zwieten 6. Sahar Hibrahim Ghel 7. Anneke Stehouwer 8. Atilay Uslu 9. Ruth Jacott 10. Wubbo Ockels 11. Marloes Coenen 12. Heleen Dupuis 13. Bastiaan Ragas 14. Reinbert de Leeuw 15. Ahu Sahin 16. Jacob Derwig 17. Michael Boogerd 18. Ramon Beuk 19. Thekla Reuten 20. Frank Bosman 21. Hans Klok 22. Agnes Jongerius 23. Ellen ten Damme 24. Hoda Hamdaoui 25. Churandy Martina 26. Peter Pontiac 27. Roosmarijn Reijmer 28. Tom Barman 29. Dorine Hermans 30. Cyrille Fijnaut 31. Jan Rot 32. Kees Zegers 33. Klaas Hendrikse 34. Arjan Ederveen 35. Erik ‘Spinvis’ de Jong 36. Jan Terlouw 37. Mirjam van den Broeke 38. Peter Koelewijn 39. Sjaak Sies 40. Maurice van den Bosch 41. Ted Langenbach 42. Henk van der Meijden 43. Nasrdin Dchar 44. Candy Dulfer 45. Liesbeth List 46. Inez Weski 47. Gabriël van den Brink 48. Ted van Lieshout 49. Yes-R 50. Marjan Olfers 51. Marja van Hall 52. Ali Eddaoudi 53. Liesbeth Spies 54. André van Es 55. Emrah Genco 56. Colin Benders (alias Kyteman) 57. Roel van Duijn 58. Ariane Schluter 59. Monsif Bakkali 60. Willem Schinkel 61. Gers Pardoel 62. Barry Hay 63. Marc Dullaert 64. Xandra Schutte 65. Linde Gonggrijp 66. Fedja van Huȇt 67. Sander de Rouwe 68. Eveline Crone 69. Joop van Riessen 70. Nicole van Vessum 71. Ad van Liempt 72. Piet Gerbrandy 73. Liza Ferschtman 74. Jehanne Hulsman 75. Eveline Aendekerk 76. Eva Jinek 77. Mark Rietman 78. Tilly Hermans 79. Marcia Luyten 80. Ger van Elk 81. Pieter Wispelwey 82. Linda van Laake 83. Kraantje Pappie 84. Ed van Thijn 85. Maria Kraakman 86. Russell Shorto 87. Mirjam Blécourt 88. Aziz Bekkaoui 89. Karsu Dönmez 90. Jildou van der Bijl 91. Eric de Vroedt 92. Ton Koopman 93. Veerle Baetens 94. Mike Boddé & Thomas van Luyn 95. Joop van Zijl 96. Fatima Elatik 97. Johan Fretz 98. Guido van Driel 99. Jan Marijnissen 100. Huub van der Lubbe 101. Vic van de Reijt 102. Jan Derksen 103. Tamar van den Dop 104. Cleo Campert 105. Bas Bloem 106. Igone de Jongh 107. Wanda de Kanter 108. Karin van den Broeke 109. Chris Lorraine 110. Petra Laseur 111. Saskia van der Lee 112. Wende Snijders 113. Lee Towers 114. Dimitri Verhulst 115. Michel van der Aa 116. Helmut Lotti 117. Michaëlla Krajicek 118. Caroline Anne Freiin de Westenholz 119. Izaline Calister 120. Sjaak Swart 121. Anouk Hoogendijk

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Exclusive Interview: Charmaine "Not So Sweet" Tweet

Exclusive Interview: Charmaine “Not So Sweet” Tweet

It all started at the age of 14 after watching Sugar Ray Leonard videos. 10 years later, the journey began. Since then, Charmaine “Not So Sweet” Tweet has become one of the best featherweights in the world. For a long time, fighting was just something that Charmaine did. During her high school years, she didn’t fit in with any of the sports teams she played for. So immediately, fighting became an…

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Bellator 174 had two fighters call it a career

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By Edward Carbajal

3/5/2017

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Choosing to pursue a combat sports career and be successful means a lot of sacrifice. The way regular folks get up and go to work every day professional combat sports athletes do the same, for very little money when they start out. Bellator 174 saw two experienced fighters fight their last fight and call it a career.

During the prelims Cody Pfister (13-6-1) announced his retirement after a first round submission win over Jonathan Gary (12-8-2). Pfister has fought in the UFC, King of the Cage and many other regional MMA promotions. Pfister is aware that his retirement from MMA caught a lot of people by surprise since he is only 26-years-old but he said he wants to try and focus on some other things in his life.

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"Who knows, maybe I’ll be back."  -- Cody Pfister

If Pfister does come back, Bellator may have dibs on his return since he seemed happy with his last fight in the promotion.

Also, Marloes Coenen (23-8) decided to end her career after not winning the inaugural featherweight title in her match with Julia Budd (10-2). While she fought a good fight the pressure Budd put on her when she was taken down did not allow her to work her submission game.

Coenen is one of the few women that not only lasted more than a few rounds with Cris “Cyborg” Justino but when she lost, she wanted a rematch. Coenen had some very wise words for those in the fight game; "There’s only one message that I want to give out to all the fighters out there and that's please listen to your body.”

Not long after the announcement, Justino posted some kind words on social media about Coenen:

WMMA legend Marloes Coenen and myself have shared something special that I don't think the average person will... https://t.co/AesUUIRJsw

— #LetsGoChamp (@criscyborg) March 4, 2017

Overall Bellator 174 was a fantastic card with some very unique finishes and wins, see the main card results below:

Bellator 174 Main Card Results

Julia Budd (10-2) defeated Marloes Coenen (23-8) via TKO (punches) at 2:42 of round four.

Fernando Gonzalez (26-14) defeated Brandon Girtz (14-6) via unanimous decision (29-28, 29-27, 30-26).

Justin Wren (13-2) defeated Roman Pizzolato (8-9) via submission (arm triangle) at 2:35 of round one.

Rafael Lovato Jr. (5-0) defeated Charles Hackman (4-5) via TKO at 0:13 of round one.

Edward Carbajal is a contributing writer for MMA at Frontproof Media and a Verified Creator at Creators.co. You can follow Edward on Twitter @Carbazel or at his website TheBlogBoardJungle.com. Check out his YouTube channel.

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Shout out to Marloes Coenen. Pioneer and legend. Ima miss you.

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Bellator 174 Results: Julia Budd Retires Marloes Coenen, Captures Gold

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Bellator 174 Results: Julia Budd Retires Marloes Coenen, Captures Gold

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Julia Budd has finally captured a major championship in mixed martial arts (MMA).

Tonight (March 3) Bellator 174 took place inside the WinStar World Casino in Thackerville, Oklahoma. The main event featured the inaugural Bellator women’s featherweight title bout between Budd and Marloes Coenen. “The Jewel” came into the contest on a seven-fight winning streak. Coenen had the experience edge with 31 professional MMA bouts and having held Strikeforce gold before.

By the end of the night, it was Budd who walked out of the Bellator cage a champion. Budd once competed for Strikeforce, but she didn’t hit her stride until her submission loss to Ronda Rousey. Since then, “The Jewel” has been on a tear and is now one of the top female featherweights in the sport.

Meanwhile, Coenen announced her retirement after the fight. She thanked her supporters and…

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Marloes Coenen hits a flying armbar on Becky Levi to advance to the Remix-World Cup 2000 Finals

Baby Marloes Coenen, at only 19, hits a flying armbar on Judoka Becky Levi en route to becoming the first women’s MMA champion. It was the 3rd fight of Coenen’s career up to that point.

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Bellator Fighting Championships: Bellator 174: Coenen vs Budd

Main Card: Marloes Coenen vs Julia Budd, Brandon Girtz vs Fernando Gonzalez, Rafael Lovato Jr. vs Charles Hackmann, Justin Wren vs Roman Pizzolato. Preliminary Card: Cody Pfister vs Jonathan Gary, Jason Witt vs Justin Patterson, Emmanuel Rivera vs Treston Thomison, Alexis Dufresne vs Gabrielle Holloway, Emily Ducote vs Katy Collins from TheTVDB.com Today's New Episodes http://ift.tt/2mPm5lw via IFTTT

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Marloes Coenen meets Julia Budd at Bellator 174 on Mar. 3 for inaugural women's featherweight title FREE $25 AMAZON GIFT CARD

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VIDEO: Weigh-ins Bellator 174

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By Edward Carbajal

3/2/2017

Bellator returns to the US with an inaugural featherweight title up for grabs at Bellator 174. Morloes Coenen faces Julia Budd to see who is best to lead the division live and free on Spike TV 9 P.M. EST. Weigh-ins for Bellator 174 will be streaming here:

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Bellator sign Cristiane 'Cyborg' Justino to multi-year, multi-fight deal | MMA News

Bellator sign Cristiane ‘Cyborg’ Justino to multi-year, multi-fight deal | MMA News

Bellator have signed Cristiane ‘Cyborg’ Justino to a multi-year, multi-fight deal – the largest of its kind in women’s MMA history.

‘Cyborg’ (21-2, 1 NC) has joined Bellator following a three-year run in UFC in which she won multiple world titles and a 20-fight unbeaten streak that included notable victories against Holly Holm, Tonya Evinger, Marloes Coenen and Leslie Smith.

The 34-year-old…

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Women’s Health Fitclub MMA met Marloes Coenen – 11 maart 2019

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