"Best dressed on the roster"- Tracy Cortez steals the show in leather jacket and knee-high boots at UFC Edmonton

UFC flyweight contender Tracy Cortez turned heads at UFC Edmonton, making a bold fashion statement in an all-black leather jacket and knee-high boots. Sharing her look on social media, Cortez posted photos from her trip to Canada.

She captioned her post:

“Fina 🖤•Canada 🍁 thank you so much for all the love! I’ll definitely be back, when it’s not so cold 😅.”

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Her stylish outfit quickly garnered attention from fans, who flooded the comments with admiration. The fan response was enthusiastic, with one fan commenting:

“Best dressed on the roster”

One follower humorously commented:

“She could destroy me and I wouldn’t even press charges 😂😁😝❤️”

Another fan highlighted a favorite photo, writing:

“The 8th slide hits different 🔥🔥"

The compliments continued with fans praising her confidence and style, with one fan commenting:

“If perfection did exist, it would be you 🔥😍.”

Check out some of the fan reactions below:

Fans react to Tracy Cortez's recent post on Instagram. [Screenshot courtesy: Instagram]

Tracy Cortez shares update on UFC Tampa fight cancellation

Tracy Cortez recently addressed her withdrawal from the scheduled Dec. 14 bout in Tampa against Miranda Maverick.

Cortez took to social media to clarify that her absence was due to health issues requiring surgery. While the nature of the problem is yet to be disclosed, the fighter wrote in a recent social media post:

"Unfortunately, there was a miscommunication with me fighting Dec 14th in Tampa, as I informed the UFC weeks ago that I wont be able to fight in December due to health issues that requires me to have surgery. I look forward to getting back in the cage early next year!"

Check out Tracy Cortez's post below:

Cortez’s withdrawal comes after her 11-fight win streak was snapped by Rose Namajunas earlier this year. She currently holds the No. 12 spot in the women's 125-pound rankings. The 'Dana White's Contender Series' alum is 5-1 in the UFC, with all of her wins coming via decision.