Miesha Tate

Deadly beauty with a banging body, Miesha Tate, is an MMA pundit. Also a retired “cage fighter,” she had competed in the UFC and is a past UFC Women’s Bantamweight Champion in her own right.
Born in the mid-sized urban port city of Tacoma (affectionally nicknamed the City of Destiny by the locals), Tate was an avid sportswoman throughout her high school days. After finishing her education, Tate started going to a local MMA club after it was recommended by an acquaintance. Somewhere around 2006, Tate participated in her very 1st match, against Elizabeth Posener, a dangerous Thai boxing expert. A year later, she became a part of the now-defunct MMA promotion called HOOKnSHOOT, finally becoming a professional MMA fighter.
Not too long after that, Tate captured her first gold once she became the FCF Women’s Bantamweight Champion after beating Liz Carreiro. This beauty’s fighting style focused on grappling and BJJ, which is an interesting mix of techniques incorporating joint locks and chokeholds for every possible situation, basically. Tate’s in-ring versatility earned her much acclaim and appreciation. Her only grew once she became the Strikeforce Women’s Bantamweight Tournament Champion soon after capturing the very first championship title of her career. Shortly thereafter, she signed with the UFC and the rest, as they say, is history.