UFC superstar Cris Cyborg says she learned a lot in her court-ordered anger management class and wants to use the knowledge to "be an example for other people." Cyborg was ordered to complete an "impulse control program" as part of her sentence in the battery case stemming from a 2017 altercation with UFC fighter Angela Magana.
Cyborg completed the program and the battery charge has been dropped. So, outside Cobrinha Fitness in L.A., she was proud of her accomplishment. "I studied the anger management," Cyborg said. "Every mistake you do, you learn."
Cyborg says she knows other people will try to make her snap in the future and she plans on using her new skills to avoid a physical confrontation. "I have to control myself."
As for her fighting future, Cyborg talked about that too and says she thinks she's on a collision course for a rematch with Holly Holm.
