Cristiane Cyborg Santos

Cristiane is 23 years old she born on 9th July, 1985 in Brazil. She is a mixed martial artist with the height of 5 feet 8 inches. She and her husband share the same nick name Cyborg. Her primary fight style is Muay Thai, Brazilian jiu-jitsu. She and her husband Evangelist Santos have trained them self’s in Chute Boxe Academy.

Cristiane’s Hometown is Curitiba, Brazil. Now a day she is staying in United Stated of America.

An outstanding multitalented competitor who has an elevated track star, Cristiane was discovered by trainer Rudimar Fedrigo of Chute Boxe Academy in Curitiba, Brazil on the handball courts.

Fedrigo also is also a government official for Brazil’s national sports program. He tried to encourage Cristiane to instigate training at Chute Boxe after watching her. Fedrigo was certain that cristiane could become a mixed martial arts star.

Cristiane was primarily defiant to the idea of fighting, but ultimately decided to give training a try and straight away fell in love with it. A pure sportsperson that enjoy incredible belligerence, Cristiane looks like a born fighter and she is indomitable since become professional.

Much to the pleasure of many hardcore Mixed Martial Arts fans, Cristiane has arrived in the United States after having contended entirely in Brazil. Cristiane has urbanized a trendy by YouTube clips that show her controlled presentation in her four earlier Mixed Martial Arts stretches.

She made her predicted United States Mixed Martial Arts introduction on 26th July, 2008 at EliteXC: Unfinished Business against “Shayna Baszler”. Cristiane defeted Baszler via TKO (Punches) in her first fight.

Recently Cristiane signed a contract with American promotion Strikeforce due to this her scheduled fight with Dutch submission specialist “Marloes Coenen” was cancelled. However by signing this contract Cristiane has greatly increased her chance to fight “Gina Carano”.

“Hitomi Akano” was defeated by the hands of Cristiane in her debut fight show of Strikeforce on 11th April, 2009.