"Of course, that's easier to say from a distance. Just ask Alyssa Vasquez, who faced Fox in an amateur bout in Rockford, Ill., this past April, and did so without any idea that Fox was a transgender woman.
"I consider myself to be a pretty strong female, and she's hands down the strongest person I've ever fought," Vasquez told MMAjunkie.com.
According to Vasquez, Fox immediately shot for a takedown, achieved full mount, then eventually transitioned from a triangle choke to an armbar finish just over a minute into the fight. Fox's strength was evident right away, Vasquez said, which led her to suspect that the loss might not have been completely legitimate.
"I thought she was taking steroids or testosterone or some type of enhancing substance," Vasquez said. "That's what I assumed."
Only later did she hear rumors that Fox was transgender, which, she said, "honestly was not a shock."
One of the things that irked Vasquez about the situation, she said, was the lack of disclosure. It was unclear to her whether the promoters of the Rumble on the River event knew that Fox was transgender, but Vasquez said no one gave her even the slightest inkling until well after the fight. Had she had that information before, Vasquez explained, she might never have taken the bout.
"Even though I'm stupid as hell, I would not jump into the cage with somebody that was born a man because I know my limits," she said."
YEAAAAA knowin you a nikka that just beat down a bytch. Pathetic fakkit.
