Luffy Goodins knows she has the potential to do great things in the UFC, and she also understands that there is work to be done.
The UFC’s straw weight potential strives to gain as much experience as possible, and so far it’s doing a great job of achieving it.
Goodz (6-2 MMA, 1-2 UFC) is on the verge of breaking the modern record in the shortest time between three fights in UFC Fight Night 198. Goodinz, 28, fought twice last month and is back to sit down again to meet Loma Lockbonmi In a short-notice fight at the UFC Apex in Las Vegas.
Once the bell rings, it will be three fights in 43 days for Goddess.
“It’s cool, and it’s nice to see my name pop up everywhere, but at the same time I’m not surprised (I set the record) that I’m a crazy lady,” Goodz told MMA Junkie in Spanish. “The people who know me, my family, are not surprised. They’re like, ‘Obviously she’s doing this.’
“Some people are surprised and wonder if I’m not feeling anything or if I’m not resting or if I’m made of steel. But I just love what I do and as long as I can do it, I’m going forward.”
The fast-paced payday days are nice for Goddess, but she’s more interested in getting minutes in the octagon. Although the Mexican warrior has shown a lot of promise, she needs experience now that she’s on the big stage.
“The way I see it is that I’ve only been training in MMA for six years, so I think it’s very good for me – the fact that I’ve gotten into a lot of fights right now to gain that experience,” Goodins explained. “There are girls here who have been fighting for 10, 15 years, and they have also been training since they were children.
“So I have to play to catch up. Right now, what they give me, I take. However, once I get a few more fights and I get in the rankings, I think my manager (will stop me). My manager does a great job, and I think they will say, ‘ “Okay, let’s hold back. ‘
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