Chiefs draft review by analyst will scare entire NFL
Chiefs' draft picks could reshape the NFL landscape, says analyst.
Mayra Bueno Silva lost her fifth consecutive fight at UFC Vegas 116, suffering a unanimous decision defeat to Michelle Montague. Despite a strong second round, Silva was unable to secure the win.
Mentioned in this story
RIYADH, SAUDI ARABIA - FEBRUARY 01: Mayra Bueno Silva of Brazil prepares to face Jasmine Jasudavicius of Canada in a flyweight fight during the UFC Fight Night event at anb Arena on February 01, 2025 in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. (Photo by Chris Unger/Zuffa LLC)
Former Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) Women’s Bantamweight title challenger Mayra Bueno Silva dropped her fifth straight fight this past weekend (Sat., April 25, 2026), losing a unanimous decision to rising prospect and former teammate Michelle Montague on the UFC Vegas 116 prelims inside the Meta Apex in Las Vegas, Nevada.
It was a rough start for “Sheetara,” who landed zero significant strikes in Round 1 while being controlled for more than four minutes. She bounced back in Round 2 with a strong showing, but Montague regained control in the final frame, sealing the decision win.
The skid sparked immediate backlash online, with fans calling for Silva’s release — something the Brazilian didn’t take lightly.
“Man, I was here looking at the comments. You know, I don’t usually look at them, but today I decided to check out the comments on people’s posts about my fight about me as a fighter,” Silva said on Instagram. “It’s amazing to see that relevant people do not comment, right? They might even think something, but they don’t comment. But then there’s this bunch of losers who just sit behind a keyboard talking trash about other people’s lives, about those who left home early to conquer the world, to try for a better life for themselves and their families. They have no idea.”
Mayra Bueno Silva lost by unanimous decision to Michelle Montague.
Mayra Bueno Silva has lost five consecutive fights.
In the first round, Mayra Bueno Silva landed zero significant strikes and was controlled for over four minutes.
Mayra Bueno Silva fought Michelle Montague at UFC Vegas 116.
Chiefs' draft picks could reshape the NFL landscape, says analyst.
Browns' new WR KC Concepcion receives praise from analysts despite concerns
Former Alabama lineman Luther Davis pleads guilty to fraudulently obtaining $20M in loans by impersonating NFL players.
Nuggets will be without Aaron Gordon for elimination Game 5 against Timberwolves, who also miss key players.
Cooper Flagg narrowly wins NBA Rookie of the Year award over Kon Knueppel
Catch Timberwolves vs Nuggets Game 5 live on NBC and Peacock!
See every story in Sports — including breaking news and analysis.
“It’s just this bunch of losers talking crap about things they don’t even know or understand,” Silva continued. “Go find something to do, you bunch of losers. Then I see all these people asking for me to be fired, wanting me to get fired. And let me tell you, if I do get fired, do you know what will happen if I end up working as an Uber driver? I’ll be the best Uber driver in Brazil. Do you know why? Because I have determination. What do you have? Laziness. The courage to talk trash from behind a screen. That’s why I’ve made it in life. That’s why I got to fight for the belt. And if I ever have to go back to where I came from, I’ll go back with my head held high and I’ll succeed again.”
Silva hasn’t won since her submission victory over Lina Lansberg in Feb. 2023. While she did score a finish over Holly Holm later that year (watch highlights), it was overturned to a “No Contest” after a positive test for her ADHD medication.
That win initially led to a title shot against Raquel Pennington at UFC 297, but Silva lost a one-sided decision — and hasn’t gotten back in the win column since.
Now riding a five-fight skid, her UFC future remains uncertain.
For complete UFC Vegas 116 results, coverage and results click HERE.