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Amy is living secret free, at least for this episode!

U.S. Women's soccer star Megan Rapinoe shows her skills in the ring

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For the first time in the history of the Ultimate Fighting Championship, two out lesbians will fight one another in Seattle next week.

The lights flashed, and the Honda Center shook with the bass from “Satisfation” by Benny Benassi as Liz Carmouche, UFC's first openly gay fighter, approached the cage. Her opponent, Ronda Rousey, favored both in stats and in-house fan popularity, followed shortly thereafter to Joan Jett and the Blackhearts' "Bad Reputation." The women were prepped to square off in UFC's first female fight ever, as the Anaheim event's headliners.

In just a few days, Liz Carmouche will become the first openly gay fighter to participate in a UFC fight. The bout marks a series of firsts, as it will also be the first female Ultimate Fighting Championship title fight, with Carmouche and opponent Ronda Rousey being the first female headliners in UFC history.

UFC President Dana White has come out in support of Liz Carmouche, who recently became the first openly gay UFC fighter, according to Yahoo Sports. And, she is set to fight in the first UFC women’s bout ever.