ANALYSIS
This hardly comes as a surprise, as reports of Bellator going after Cyborg surfaced immediately after she was released by the UFC back in early August. Cyborg went 6-1 across her three years fighting under the promotion, and Tuesday marks the start of a new direction for the 34-year-old's career.

ANALYSIS
Cyborg's one-sided victory over Felicia Spencer at UFC 240 was the last fight on her UFC contract, and will ultimately be her last with the company. There was originally supposed to be a three-month grace period where Cyborg would negotiate exclusively with the UFC, but White made it clear Friday that he does not intend to match any other offer that she receives, stating "We're out of the Cyborg business." Cyborg can negotiate with any promotion she chooses after those contractual three months have passed, though a rematch with Amanda Nunes down the road unfortunately no longer appears to be in the cards. This also puts the future of the UFC's women's 145-pound division in serious question, as it was a weight class essentially built to showcase Cyborg, and the promotion currently doesn't have a ton of depth there.

ANALYSIS
After criticism that Cyborg may have come out a bit too reckless in her loss to Amanda Nunes, she stayed composed and technical against Spencer, mixing in her kicks and only unloading when she had her opponent backed up against the fence. She faced a bit of adversity when an elbow cut her open in Round 1 but remained focused, stuffing every takedown en route to the unanimous decision. This was the final fight on Cyborg's contract and with her and President Dana White telling different stories about what she wants next, it will be interesting to see if a Nunes rematch is in the cards. She improves to 21-2 (1NC) in professional MMA as a result of the victory.

ANALYSIS
Cyborg has been in search of a bounce-back fight since her loss to current two-division champion Amanda Nunes at UFC 232, and a fearless Spencer will step in. Spencer had a six-pack of victories in the all-female Invicta FC promotion before making her UFC debut against Megan Anderson on May 18, where she dominated en route to first-round submission. Cyborg is a much, much different story. A brown belt in Brazilian jiu-jitsu under Andre Galvao, the chances of Cyborg being taken down and worked in a similar manner are slim. She's defended takedowns at a rate of 91 percent in her UFC tenure, so Spencer will likely have to resort to her striking in this one. The two women measure up roughly equally, but a kickboxing match against Cyborg has been a really bad idea for any opponent not named Amanda Nunes to date. Furthermore, this is supposedly the last fight on Cyborg's UFC contract, and while it's unclear where negotiations stand, she'll clearly want to go out on a high not if this is her last Octagon appearance.

ANALYSIS
This was a wild fight. Both fighters came out swinging. Nunes was too fast for Cyborg and tagged her immediately. Cyborg was rocked. To her credit, Cyborg kept throwing, but Nunes continually landed punches and eventually put Cyborg down.