Liz Carmouche proved she still has power in Bellator. Back in the summer of 2021, Carmouche (18-7 MMA, 5-0 BMMA) picked up her first TKO victory since putting away Jessica Andrade in 2013 during her UFC days, as she quickly dispatched Kana Watanabe in a first-round TKO win at Bellator 261. It was a quick and dominant finish that got a chance to fight for the Bellator women’s flyweight title – an opportunity she made the most of by dethroning then-champ Juliana Velasquez at Bellator 278 last April.

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Bellator free fight: Liz Carmouche swarms Kana Watanabe with punches in quick TKO win – MMA Junkie

Liz Carmouche proved she still has power in Bellator. Back in the summer of 2021, Carmouche (18-7 MMA, 5-0 BMMA) picked up her first TKO victory since putting away Jessica Andrade in 2013 during her UFC days, as she quickly dispatched Kana Watanabe in a first-round TKO win at Bellator 261. It was a quick and dominant finish that got a chance to fight for the Bellator women’s flyweight title – an opportunity she made the most of by dethroning then-champ Juliana Velasquez at Bellator 278 last April. You can watch her impressive finish in the video above. Now, a year later, Carmouche is scheduled to make her second title defense

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Bellator free fight: Liz Carmouche swarms Kana Watanabe with punches in quick TKO win – MMA Junkie

Liz Carmouche proved she still has power in Bellator. Back in the summer of 2021, Carmouche (18-7 MMA, 5-0 BMMA) picked up her first TKO victory since putting away Jessica Andrade in 2013 during her UFC days, as she quickly dispatched Kana Watanabe in a first-round TKO win at Bellator 261. It was a quick and dominant finish that got a chance to fight for the Bellator women’s flyweight title – an opportunity she made the most of by dethroning then-champ Juliana Velasquez at Bellator 278 last April.

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Bellator free fight: Liz Carmouche swarms Kana Watanabe with punches in quick TKO win – MMA Junkie