Invicta FC featherweight champion Cristiane “Cyborg” Justino (16-1-0), as expected, earned a dominant win at UFC 198 over Leslie Smith (8-7-1).

Not a lot of positive in the fight for Smith, but give her credit for taking the fight. Not many one wanted to fight her, but she did.

Cyborg said after the fight that she will go back to Invicta and defend her 145 belt.

By the way, Cyborg is looking for female fighters.

She posted the following on her Facebook page:

Know any ladies looking to fight MMA?

July 2nd I will be doing my best to help give back to the sport of WMMA as I am set to Co-promote this historic 1st California state Championships for amateur female MMA.

To fight on this event girls must be licensed by CAMO-MMA.Org and should email matchmaker [email protected]

Companies or individuals interested in showing their support for such a big event in the history of MMA can email [email protected]

All fights will be shown via our broadcast partner KDOC TV throughout Orange County!

Best of luck to all who apply.

Claudia Gadelha and Jessica Aguilar face off during the UFC 190 weigh-in inside HSBC Arena on July 31, 2015 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. (Photo by Josh Hedges/Zuffa LLC/Zuffa LLC via Getty Images)

Florida MMA organization Titan FC announced the signing of Jessica Aguilar as their matchmaker. Aguilar, 34, is an active UFC strawweight, losing her debut fight via unanimous decision to Claudia Gadelha last August.

In addition, the company announced the formation of women’s strawweight and flyweight divisions and the signing of Carina Damm (22-10-0). My take? More opportunities for female fighters to develop is always welcome news here at The Wiseman Report. But should an active fighter be a matchmaker?

According to a story in The Straits Times, new ONE Championship atomweight champion Angela Lee (6-0-0) has signed a lucrative extension deal with the company last week. Lee, 19, defeated Japanese opponent Mei Yamaguchi in a fantastic bout to the become the promotion’s youngest titleholder.

Invicta FC flyweight fighter Roxanne Modaferi (19-12-0) has a new book out called How to be Positive: Mental Training. The book costs $16 USD plus $5 USD for shipping in the USA, while Canadian residents pay $16USD shipping plus applicable taxes for an approximate total of $32 USD.

Click here to order or for more information.

Fight Valley, the MMA movie starring UFC bantamweight champion Miesha Tate, Holly Holm, and Cris “Cyborg” Justino, is expected to debut July 22nd. The movie is directed by Rob Hawk and produced by Cinestyle Media Group.