Dana White to examine battling future with Holly Holm

UFC president Dana White says he will address Holly Holm following her ruthless head kick knockout misfortune to Amanda Nunes at UFC 239.

"She's a staggering competitor, a mind boggling individual. I don't have a clue. I think she needs to investigate what's next for her," White said at the UFC 239 public interview (h/t MMAFighting.com).

"I'm trying to say that since I care about her as an individual. She's astounding. (It's simply) something we ought to most likely discussion about."

Holly Holm has lost five of her last seven battles since her 2015 surprise head kick KO prevail upon Ronda Rousey. At age 37, she was thumped out without precedent for MMA by Nunes, and she seems, by all accounts, to be on the drawback of her profession now.

While White wouldn't venture to such an extreme as to state he will by and large power Holm to resign, indicating her preparation routine as confirmation she's not cleaned up as a competitor, he admitted it's likely time the previous UFC ladies' bantamweight champion ponders her future in MMA.



"Tune in, I would prefer not to begin going retirement insane in here however she's had an astonishing profession," White said. "She is one of the best individuals you can ever meet and on the off chance that you pursue her on Instagram, she prepares like a monster. She's just about 40 years of age and she's fit as a fiddle. The things that this lady can do physically with the rings and vaulting and all that stuff is extraordinary."

Now, Holm hasn't turn out with any kind of articulation following the misfortune to Nunes. She might hold up converse with White before choosing what her future in MMA is. Notwithstanding what she does, she will dependably be known for thumping out Rousey at UFC 193.

Should Holly Holm resign in the wake of getting thumped out by Amanda Nunes at UFC 239?