Meisha Tate documentary from Fight Dolls
Written by: fightsportsonline on 20th February 2010
Meisha Tate documentary from Fight Dolls
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Fight Dolls have produced this biographical documentary about up and coming 135lb fighter Miesha Tate.
Tate has a current record of (8-2) and hopes to win a world championship in the near future.
The biggest prize in women’s MMA at the moment is the 145lb StrikeForce title held by Cristiane ‘Cyborg’ Santos, and Tate is probably only another couple of wins away from a shot at the heavier champion.
If she waits it out though, word is that StrikeForce are creating another women’s title so that the lighter fighters don’t always have to give up big weight and reach to the fighters more suited to the higher division.
Miesha Tate Mini Documentary from Fighter Dolls on Vimeo.
Topics: Miesha Tate, StrikeForce, Womens MMA
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