Joanna Jedrzejczyk says women's MMA quality has declined with fewer finishes and less exciting fights

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"If you look at the stats about women's MMA, especially in the UFC, there are less fights. The fights maybe are not exciting as used to be. I feel like they're focused too much on what's outside instead of being focused on what's inside the gym, the octagon, you know."

The two-time UFC Hall of Famer criticized the current state of women's MMA, claiming fighters now prioritize appearance and social media over training intensity. She agreed with the assessment that women's fights are no longer regularly the best on UFC cards, suggesting modern fighters lack the commitment that defined her era with Rose Namajunas, Valentina Shevchenko, and Amanda Nunes.