Amanda Nunes

You know, whatever people say, nothing's going to change it - what I think, what I'm capable of.

When I'm training, I come to the gym twice a day and sometimes three times. My coach and I make our schedule: wrestle in the morning, strike and conditioning, jujitsu later. And we mix it up as well. I always move everything around. I don't keep everything the same every day.

My mother used to box, and I followed her footsteps into training. She loves fighting.

I've been training for Ronda Rousey since my first fight in the UFC.

I train at American Top Team, the biggest team in the world, and I have every type of training.

I know since my first fight in the UFC I can beat Ronda Rousey, but of course I have to take my time and put everything together.

I held so much in during the weeks prior to my fight with Ronda. I might have said or posted some things at the time that I now realize was not the right thing to do.

Every time I touched Ronda, connected a punch, I wanted more and more. That's why the fight was so fast. Every time I connected, I felt that she couldn't take it, so I threw more and only stopped when it was over. But it was good.

Ronda had her time and that buzz around her. She knows it has cooled down now. She knows she lost. That's the problem. She was undefeated for a long time and doesn't know how to deal with a loss now.

It's the moment I've been waiting for, fighting on the big cards like UFC 200.

I am the greatest of all-time.

I don't have anything to do but get in the cage and show my work and wait for my time.