UFC 290: The Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) has been a major player in the world of mixed martial arts for decades. One of the most recognizable features of UFC events is the presence of ring girls, who have become an integral part of the promotion’s image. Luciana Andrade, Britney Palmer was spotted at UFC 290 in the ceremonial Weigh In. However, the absence of longtime ring girl Arianny Celeste from the UFC 290 weigh-in has raised questions about the future of the role.
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Absence of Arianny Celeste in UFC 290
At UFC 290, fans were surprised to see that Arianny Celeste was not present at the ceremonial weigh-in. For years, Celeste has been a mainstay of UFC events, and her absence was immediately noticed by fans and media alike.
Despite the absence of Celeste, fans were still treated to the presence of two other prominent ring girls Luciana Andrade and Britney Palmer. Both women have been part of the UFC’s ring girl roster for years, and their presence helped to maintain the traditional image of the promotion.
However, the controversy surrounding the absence of Celeste highlights a larger issue facing the UFC the role of the ring girls in the promotion’s image.
The UFC has always placed a high value on the presence of its ring girls, who are tasked with announcing match rounds by holding up numbered cards to the audience. These women have become iconic figures in the MMA world, with fans eagerly anticipating their appearances at each event.
As the UFC continues to evolve and adapt to changing cultural norms, the future of the ring girl tradition remains uncertain. While many fans will always associate the presence of ring girls with the excitement of UFC events, others may see the tradition as outdated and unnecessary.
For now, fans will have to wait and see whether Arianny Celeste returns to her role as a UFC ring girl.
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