Brittney Palmer is one of the most well-known Octagon girls in the world. When Zuffa acquired the WEC and eventually folded them into the UFC, Palmer was brought along and since has been a main stay in the Octagon along with Arianny Celeste.
Palmer has recently been going through a bit of a legal issue after separating from her husband, whom she alleges abused her. The two are embattled in a civil suit and in documents recently acquired her ex-husband stated she believed Palmer to be highly skilled, highly trained, and even deadly. How did she become so deadly? Well as a spokesperson for the UFC, she had years to acquire these skills:
The cross-complaint describes Palmer’s alleged physical abilities as someone “highly trained, skilled and experienced in mixed martial arts.” She was purportedly fortunate enough to be in a position to acquire the “world class, deadly skills taught in MMA” thanks to her role as an international spokesperson for the UFC.
According to Zalewski, Palmer on many occasions became extremely violent and engaged in verbal and physical attacks on Zalewski who “was and now is unable to defend himself against such physical and verbal abuses…has never once received martial arts training of any kind…has never once been engaged in a physical altercation with any other person…has never once thrown a punch, kick, slap or any other kind of strike against another person in his lifetime.”
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About Brittney Palmer
As a featured personality for the past four years, this Ultimate Fighting Championship Octagon Girl is woven into the fabric of the mixed martial arts world. With over 100 million worldwide viewers for each event, Brittney is cage-side, preparing to balance the beasts with her beauty as she readies everyone for the next round of action.
In a sport with very few female personalities, the thousands of sports and entertainment media outlets that cover MMA worldwide everyday seek Brittney’s unique perspective. From her days circling the cage with World Extreme Cagefighting, Brittney has been at the forefront of a sport that’s exploding in popularity across the globe. She’s been featured across a plethora of media, having most recently completed The Ultimate Fighter Brazil, with each episode averaging nearly 30 million viewers in Brazil alone.
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