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    MMA Fighter Maycee Barber Says She Looked Dead After Bone-Crushing Loss

    Savannah HeraldBy Savannah HeraldMarch 30, 20262 Mins Read
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    • Alexa Grasso landed a hard left, dropped Barber, then finished her with a choke in the first round.
    • Maycee Barber posted a video on X, said she recalls little, saw social clips, and vowed to return to the Octagon.
    • Despite the bone crushing loss, Maycee Barber called it one of her greatest days; UFC president Dana White praised the bout.

    MMA Fighter Maycee Barber
    I look Like A Corpse After Getting Knocked Out!!!

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    March 30, 2026
    2:10 AM PDT

    MMA fighter Maycee Barber got choked up talking about her knockout loss over the weekend, saying she looked dead lying there on the canvass.

    Barber posted a video on X after she was savagely beaten by her opponent, Alexa Grasso, during their UFC flyweight matchup in Seattle on Saturday night.

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    In the first round, Grasso landed a hard left to the face, dropping Barber like a sack of potatoes before finishing her off by choking her out. Barber was left lying limp on the canvas with a blank stare in her eyes. Grasso was announced the winner of the fight.


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    In her Sunday night X post, Barber kicked things off by recapping the bout, saying she couldn’t remember a whole lot, except for what she sees on social media, which are videos of her looking dead.

    So, she hopped on X to tell everyone she’s doing okay while vowing to return to the Octagon to continue her “fighting journey.”

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    Despite her bone-crushing lose, Barber claims her fight with Grasso was still “one of the greatest days of my life.”

    UFC president Dana White went one step further during a press conference, calling the fight “one of the greatest in sports history, let alone this year, tonight or whatever.

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