Welcome in Fight fans here on a Monday edition of Unlocking the Cage.

I am Ryan McKinnell in for Jimmy Smith and on today's edition of Unlocking the Cage.

We have, well, our wonderful co-host, the way turning one and only Cupcake, Misha Tate

and I catch up with Misha to see how she's doing since her last fight at UFC Long Island

and we've discussed the path forward for two of UFC London's biggest winners and fan favorites,

Patti Pimble and Molly McKinnell.

Speaking of living the life, we haven't heard from you in a couple weeks now.

I know that your last fight didn't go your way, but we've been talking, we've been talking,

we've been communicating via text and chatting it up a little bit.

You seem to be taking the loss very well and stride and you seem to be remaining pretty positive.

Yeah, I, you know what it is, I just think I have the best things in life.

So at the end of the day, when lose draw, I still get, I still have a great life.

So I guess that's what brings me peace, but yeah, I can't say that I'm happy about the performance

or whatever. I think, I think I need to find a way to harness myself a little bit different

mentally. And I think that I'm not, like I'm not giving up on that yet.

I just felt flat in the fight. You know, like I was having fun. I enjoyed it. I don't have any

like, like it was fun. I really enjoyed the fight, but it's like, I didn't bring like the

ultra competitive version of Misha Tate. And I know that it's in there, but I don't know if it was

like the prolonged fight camp, you know, because you think I've been in it since like January,

and then I went on big brother. And that was really exhausting in itself. And then, you know,

then we had the long, and then it got, then I felt like I got iced at the end. You're like, I was

so ready for a July second. I mean, I was pissed. I was like trying everything. I even was like,

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