By Anthony Caruso III | Publisher
Combat Sports competitor Pearl Gonzalez posted a picture of herself in a USA-themed bikini on Memorial Day. She tagged Atlanta, Georgia in the post.
We do not know if the picture was taken on Monday. Or sometime this weekend. Or at another point in time.
“Love a man in uniform! 🥰😘,” Pearl Gonzalez said in a Facebook statement. “In memory of many, in honor of all. 🙏🏽🙏🏽 THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE! 🇺🇸♥️ #gonebutneverforgotten 💕 #america #memorialday #memorialdayweekend #soldier #sailor ⚓️”
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For those who read this and are not from the United States, Memorial Day is the day we honor and remember those soldiers and military personnel, who have sacrificed their lives to keep us free. It was traditionally honored on May 30th each year.
However, now Memorial Day is recognized as the final Monday in May.
The 35-year-old —who is nicknamed the “Chi-Town Princess” — previously competed in the UFC. She competed in the Invicta Fighting Championships.
She also competed in two fights with the Bare Knuckle Fighting Championships in 2021. Gonzalez went 1-1 in those fights.
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Gonzalez last competed in an MMA fight in 2020 when she was defeated by Miranda Maverick at Invicta 39 in February 2020. She lost by unanimous decision.
She is 10-5 in her Combat Sports career. Gonzalez’s last UFC fight came in 2017 when she lost by unanimous decision to Poliana Botelho.
It is not clear when Gonzalez will be competing again either in an MMA or BKFC event.
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