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Andy Nguyen retires from competition
“The CrAsian” Andy Nguyen has announced her retirement from combat sports competition. The 42-year-old fighter from Myrtle Beach, South Carolina has competed in nearly every form of martial arts to include boxing, MMA, bare knuckle, Muay Thai and Kickboxing.
Her social media post below:
“ππ‘π’π₯π’π©π©π’ππ§π¬ 4:13 ‘I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me.’
I knew the day I retire will be a π£πππ¦ π¬ππ day. This is πππππ. Iβve given my heart to this sport for over 13 years. Sometimes it didnβt love me back as much as I wanted it to. I started fighting at the age of 28. Iβm now 42 years old and I do not regret anything I have done. Iβve met π πππππ many amazing people throughout the journey. I have bigger plans & thatβs to take care of my family. Iβve been selfish and itβs time to sacrifice the one thing I loved the most. Fighting. Fighting in MMA, boxing, BAREKNUCKLE MMA & BAREKNUCKLE boxing, Muay Thai & kickboxing. Too bad I didnβt get to Pillow Fight. Lol. Please remember me as The CrAsian that made u laugh. Or cry. β₯οΈ”
Andy Nguyen will retire from professional MMA with a record of 7-13. She made a career out of fighting all the way back in May 2010 in her amateur debut.
She has held titles with several promotions to include King of the Cage where she also has matchmaking duties. Nguyen is also a winner of ‘Walkout of the Year’ while fighting under the RIZIN FF banner.
Japanese MMA is in full swing, ladies and gentlemen. It’s a New Year’s Eve Party. pic.twitter.com/ozPxOE6r87
β Joshua SΓ‘nchez (@jnsanchez) December 31, 2016
