Joanna Jedrzejczyk gives pledging weigh-cut update ahead of Ultimate Fighting Championship 223 title rematch

After a nightmare weigh cut ahead of her premier encounter by Rose Namajunas, it appears Joanna Jedrzejczyk is doing everything right going into Ultimate Fighting Championship 223. Jedrzejczyk (14-one MMA, eight-one Ultimate Fighting Championship), who going to attempt to regain the Ultimate Fighting Championship strawweight title from Namajunas (seven-three MMA, five-two Ultimate Fighting Championship) at Ultimate Fighting Championship 223 on April seven, has shared some gruesome details about her Hard cutting weigh prior to losing her belt by premier-round knockout at Ultimate Fighting Championship 217 in November. Prior to dropping the title to "Thug Rose" in one of 2017's biggest upsets, Jedrzejczyk had put together a stellar title run. She could become the premier female in Ultimate Fighting Championship history by two breaking up title reigns if she regains the gold at Ultimate Fighting Championship 223. For further on Ultimate Fighting Championship 223, check out the Ultimate Fighting Championship gossipsection of the site.

Ultimate Fighting Championship break news: Joanna Jedrzejczyk vows to 'beat the war' at Ultimate Fighting Championship 223; Cormier on Mayweather in MMA

Less than 2 weeks from This time in Brooklyn, NY, the Ultimate Fighting Championship will present a stacked card in Ultimate Fighting Championship 223. Jedrzejczyk once more vows victory in BrooklynJedrzejczyk walked into her premier battle by Namajunas final November at Ultimate Fighting Championship 217 on the verge of becoming the face of ladies's MMA. "I have Extremely much respect for Rose Namajunas, same as I had before the premier battle," said Jedrzejczyk (h/t MMA Battling for the transcription). I went out of Extremely many wars, & maybe she won a battle, however she's not will beat a war. In less than 2 weeks, we'll find out for proven if she's rectified which & is really availiable to "beat the war."