Newly minted UFC women’s featherweight champ Germaine de Randamie today called for an immediate rematch with Holly Holm, saying they should settle the score after controversy marred their title bout at this past Saturday’s UFC 208.

“I have nothing but respect for Holly and the UFC, and because of that I want to say right now that I think I owe it to Holly and the fans to do this fight again to make sure that the winner of this historic belt is crystal clear,” de Randamie (8-3 MMA, 4-1 UFC) wrote today in an Instagram repost by her management firm, Suckerpunch Entertainment.

Former bantamweight champ Holm (10-3 MMA, 3-3 UFC) welcomed the opportunity after she lost a decision to the new champ, whose unanimous 48-47 scores were criticized in light of two after-the-bell punches that did not draw any point deductions.

“When you have more than half the people saying the fight should have gone the other way, usually that warrants a rematch,” she said at UFC 208’s post-presser at Barclays Center in Brooklyn, N.Y. “So that would be awesome.”

Holm’s longtime manager, Lenny Fresquez, was less sure of the move when asked for a response to de Randamie’s rematch invitation.

Critical of de Randamie’s behavior, Fresquez said he would confer with the UFC before Team Holm makes any commitment.

“I don’t know if we want to fight in the cheater division – we’ve got one girl who takes drugs and one who doesn’t follow the rules,” he told MMAjunkie.

The rep was referring respectively to Invicta FC featherweight champ Cristiane Justino (17-1 MMA, 2-0 UFC) and de Randamie. “Cyborg” has been tagged as de Randamie’s possible next fight if she is cleared of wrongdoing by UFC anti-doping regulator USADA.

Fresquez blasted the New York State Athletic Commission and said the commission wasn’t equipped to regulate the UFC 208 pay-per-view event at Barclays Center in Brooklyn, N.Y. He later softened his stance on de Randamie, saying he shouldn’t fault her for the referee’s decision not to deduct points.

“We prepared for every aspect of that fight, except for cheating,” Fresquez said.

In her Instagram post, de Randamie denied she is a dirty fighter.

“I have always been trained to fight to the end or until the referee steps in,” she wrote. “Never did I punch around or over the referee to deliver a cheap shot to Holly.”

Fresquez nevertheless said the only option his team will consider is a title bout, whether it’s in Holm’s former division at bantamweight or featherweight.

“I’m going to talk to (UFC President) Dana (White) this week and work it out,” he said.

Scheduling could drive the decision. De Randamie is currently waiting for a prognosis on a ligament injury in her hand. In her post-fight speech, she said she would undergo surgery before taking on her next fight. But her manager, Brian Butler, said a doctor would make the final determination.

Fresquez said Holm is better suited to the bantamweight division and added she’ll attend an upcoming title fight between champ Amanda Nunes and Valentina Shevchenko. But if the de Randamie rematch materializes, he said, she could be coaxed into staying at featherweight.

“Whichever title comes up first, that’s the one we’ll do,” Fresquez said. “She’ll knock out Germaine within three rounds.”

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