10 Most Underrated UFC Bouts Of 2019

Amanda Nunes' fights usually tend to end up being one-sided massacres. This is thanks to the diverse array of effective weapons the double-champ boasts in her arsenal, which often prove to be too much for her UFC rivals.

So, when she doesn't put her opponent away with a stunning finish, fans have no choice but to sit up and take notice of whomever is standing opposite her inside of the cage.

Germaine de Randamie showed off some serious fortitude in not crumbling to Nunes' early brutal guillotine attempt at UFC 245 and though she spent a large portion of the fight on her back, she didn't allow Nunes the openings necessary to obtain a KO or submission victory.

The fight proved to be a real test of patience and endurance for The Lioness and in being forced to go the distance by de Randamie, Nunes earned her first decision victory in two years.

It would be foolish to suggest that this fight was in any way an even contest, as Nunes was the chief aggressor throughout all five rounds. However, de Randamie's near unbreachable guard led to one of the most intriguing attack vs. defence battles of the year.