No one, outside of champion Amanda Nunes, brings the fury in the women’s bantamweight division quite like Aspen Ladd. For a young lady who is as low-key as it gets in the lead-up to a fight, when the Octagon door shuts, she lets it all out and the result is often what we saw last Saturday when she stopped Yana Kunitskaya. Yeah, there was that loss to Germaine de Randamie in July, but if you chalk that up to her simply getting caught, another couple wins and she could be looking at a 2020 title shot, and whether it’s against Amanda Nunes or de Randamie, depending on what happens in this Saturday’s UFC 245 title bout, I’d be down to see either fight.
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