TW: Tonight on #ReligionOfSports watch the story of my fight to become a @ufc Bantamweight division champion. Tune in 8pm on @AUDIENCESports pic.twitter.com/PccTQiXbmB — Alpha Cat Zingano (@CatZingano) November 29, 2016

Think you know everything there is to know about Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) women’s bantamweight contender Cat Zingano?

Think again.

“Alpha” was recently featured on Religion of Sports documentary series, chronicling her rollercoaster ride in life, as well as mixed martial arts (MMA). That includes her high-profile defeat to then-champion Ronda Rousey at UFC 184, as well as the tragic loss of her husband.

“The Octagon holds a 15-25 minutes of what seems to be the struggle,” Zingano wrote on social media. “There's so much more.”

Produced by NFL legends Tom Brady and Michael Strahan, along with filmmaker Gotham Chopra, Religion of Sports “Alpha & Omega” will air on AT&T’s Audience Network tonight (Tues., Nov. 29, 2016) at 8 p.m. ET.

Channel 101 on DirecTV.

Zingano, 34, has not competed twice in the same calendar year since 2010. Her last appearance inside the Octagon resulted in a unanimous decision loss to fellow contender Julianna Pena.

“Alpha” is currently awaiting her next assignment.