Cris Cyborg

Cris Cyborg，本名Cristiane Justino Venâncio，1985年7月9日出生于巴西库里蒂巴，是一位巴西裔美国综合格斗选手、踢拳手和拳击手。她目前在职业格斗联盟（PFL）的女子羽量级比赛，并成为首位PFL女子羽量级世界冠军。在拳击领域，她持有WIBA轻中量级世界冠军头衔。Cyborg被广泛认为是MMA历史上最伟大的女子选手之一，以其 relentless pressure、 devastating knockout power 以及跨越多个顶级赛事的职业生涯而闻名。她是唯一一位在五大MMA组织（UFC、Strikeforce、Invicta FC、Bellator MMA和PFL）中都获得过世界冠军的选手，无论男女。作为女子格斗运动的先驱，截至2026年，她仍活跃于PFL和拳击赛场。[编辑]

Cris Cyborg在巴西库里蒂巴的一个普通家庭长大，父亲是泥瓦匠，母亲是家庭主妇。她小时候精力旺盛，踢足球和打手球，甚至在高中时赢得过手球州冠军。12岁时，她开始学习泰拳以减肥并释放精力。17岁时，她开始职业泰拳比赛，取得20胜1负的战绩，之后转型综合格斗。2008年，她赢得了IKF世界泰拳冠军。在巴西的早期MMA生涯中，她以第一回合TKO或KO赢得了前四场比赛。她引起了推广人Ed Soares的注意，后者帮助她来到美国，加入Chute Boxe团队，后来加入Black House训练营。她在巴西一所大学获得了体育教育学位。[编辑]

Cyborg的突破性时刻出现在2009年8月15日，她在CBS播出的首场女子MMA主赛中迎战Gina Carano。她以第一回合TKO获胜，成为首位Strikeforce女子羽量级冠军。她在Strikeforce于2013年解散前三次卫冕该头衔。随后她与Invicta FC签约，击败Marloes Coenen赢得该组织的羽量级冠军。2015年，她加入UFC，并于2017年7月29日击败Tonya Evinger赢得空缺的UFC女子羽量级冠军。2018年，她先后卫冕击败Holly Holm和Yana Kunitskaya，但在2018年12月的UFC 232上输给Amanda Nunes，丢掉冠军头衔。2020年离开UFC后，她与Bellator MMA签约，并在首秀中击败Julia Budd赢得Bellator女子羽量级冠军。她两次卫冕Bellator冠军头衔，之后于2023年签约职业格斗联盟。2023年11月24日，她以一致判定击败Larissa Pacheco，赢得100万美元奖金并成为首位PFL女子羽量级冠军。在拳击领域，她于2023年赢得WIBA轻中量级世界冠军。她保持着女子MMA冠军赛最多连胜的吉尼斯世界纪录（11场）。她多次获奖，包括女子MMA年度最佳选手（2009年、2016年、2017年）和ESPYs年度最佳女选手（2010年、2017年）。[编辑]

Cyborg以其侵略性、基于压迫的打击风格和毁灭性的力量而闻名，尤其是她的身体击打。媒体形象通常突出她在笼内的统治力和威慑力，但在笼外则是一个温暖、以家庭为中心的人。她被广泛认为是女子格斗运动的先驱。她的粉丝有时被称为“Cyborg Nation”，经常在她出场时高呼她的名字。在社交媒体上，她用葡萄牙语和英语发帖，混合训练视频、比赛公告和个人家庭时刻。她在Instagram上约有210万粉丝，Twitter上35万粉丝，Facebook上150万粉丝，YouTube上5万订阅者。[编辑]

In the pantheon of combat sports, Cris Cyborg occupies a singular position. Her fame is built on an unprecedented competitive record: she is the only fighter, male or female, to have held world championships in five major MMA organizations, and her 29-2-0 record with 21 knockouts is a benchmark of sustained dominance. Yet, despite this global recognition, iFANN's Global Fame Engine has evaluated Cyborg and found that she does not currently hold a placement in the published rankings, neither in the Global Top 1,000 nor in any Top-100 scope list. This absence is notable for an athlete of her stature, but it reflects the engine's focus on contemporary cross-demographic visibility rather than historical achievement.

Her fandom, however, is unmistakably organized. Known officially as "#CYBORGNATION," her supporters are a vocal and loyal contingent, mobilizing around her fights and celebrating her as a pioneer of women's MMA. The fanbase's identity is closely tied to her nickname, which originated from a coach's comment that she trained like a machine, a label she embraced and transformed into a badge of honor. With over a million Instagram followers and active engagement across platforms, Cyborg's digital presence is substantial, yet her fans are not known for viral promotional stunts or coordinated campaigns. Instead, their devotion manifests in consistent support, from waving Brazilian flags during her walkouts to chanting her name in arenas. As she prepares for what may be her final fight, the Cyborg Nation stands ready to honor a legend whose impact transcends rankings.[编辑]

Cyborg's nickname was originally a derogatory term used by a coach who said she trained like a machine; she embraced it. She holds a black belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and a black prajied in Muay Thai. She is a devout Christian and often credits her faith for her success. She was a high school state champion in handball in Brazil. Her entrance music is typically a Brazilian samba or heavy rock, and fans often wave Brazilian flags during her walkouts. She is a vocal advocate for fighter pay and women's sports. She was featured on the cover of ESPN The Magazine as "The Baddest Woman on the Planet" in 2017.

One of the most enduring legends in MMA is the "superfight" between Cyborg and Ronda Rousey, a match that was teased for years but never materialized during Rousey's prime. As of August 2026, Cyborg still publicly expresses interest in facing Rousey, keeping the myth alive. Similarly, a potential crossover bout with boxing champion Claressa Shields has been a topic of speculation, with Cyborg expressing openness to the fight. Her upcoming bout on August 22, 2026, against Ketlen Vieira is framed as her farewell, though she has "cooled retirement talk," adding another layer to her storied career.[编辑]

Cyborg于2011年至2016年与MMA选手Evangelista "Cyborg" Santos结婚，离婚后她将他的绰号作为自己的职业姓氏。她没有亲生子女，但在婚姻期间抚养了Santos前段关系带来的继子女。2018年，她与私人教练兼体能教练Ray Elbe结婚。他们居住在加利福尼亚州圣地亚哥，她在那里经营自己的健身房“Cyborg Academy”。她的父亲是泥瓦匠，母亲是家庭主妇。[编辑]

Cyborg曾面对顶级对手，包括Gina Carano、Holly Holm、Amanda Nunes、Marloes Coenen、Julia Budd和Larissa Pacheco。她曾师从教练Jason Parillo（拳击）和Colin Oyama（MMA），体能训练由丈夫Ray Elbe负责。推广人Scott Coker和Ed Soares在她的职业生涯中发挥了关键作用。[编辑]

Cyborg 于 2011 年与综合格斗选手 Evangelista "Cyborg" Santos 结婚。两人通过巴西的综合格斗社群相识，她采用了对方的绰号作为自己的职业姓氏。这段婚姻于 2016 年以离婚告终，但她表示分手是友好的，两人仍是朋友。婚姻期间，她成为了 Santos 前段关系所生子女的继母。2018 年，她与在圣地亚哥认识的私人教练兼体能教练 Ray Elbe 结婚。他们举行了私人仪式，没有子女。截至 2026 年，她仍与 Elbe 保持婚姻关系。[编辑]

As of 2026, iFANN's editorial analysis estimates Cris Cyborg's net worth at $4 million. Her income streams are diverse. During her UFC tenure, she earned disclosed base salaries of around $500,000 to $600,000 per fight, including win bonuses and PPV points. Her 2023 PFL tournament victory netted her a $1 million prize. She has endorsement deals with Reebok, Monster Energy, and Brazilian brands, plus a partnership with the supplement company Bodyshape. She owns and operates Cyborg Academy, a gym in San Diego, California, which generates revenue from memberships and personal training. She also owns a home in San Diego.[编辑]

Cyborg 曾多次获得世界综合格斗奖和 ESPY 奖的年度最佳格斗手奖项。她在五个主要的综合格斗组织中持有世界冠军头衔：Strikeforce、Invicta FC、UFC、Bellator 和 PFL。她还赢得了 WIBA 轻中量级世界拳王头衔。[编辑]