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Cris "Cyborg" Justino has pleaded not guilty to her battery charge stemming from an alleged punch on a fellow UFC fighter, according to TMZ.

The original incident occurred at a UFC retreat in May, when she and Angela Magana got in a confrontation about social media that allegedly ended with a punch from Justino and a charge for battery.

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She will be due back in court in August.

She could face up to six months in jail if convicted, while there could be consequences even if she is found not guilty. TMZ also reported Magana has met with a lawyer and plans to bring a civil suit against Justino.

UFC president Dana White recently discussed the situation on theUFC Unfilteredpodcast, clearly siding with Magana.

"You can't put your hands on another human being outside of the Octagon," White said, perDave Doyleof MMAFighting.com. "It's assault, you will get arrested, in the fight world we all love to get caught up in the 'hey, you know what, she had a big mouth and she needed a smack in the mouth' thing, but it doesn't work that way in real life."

Cyborg has been one of the top female fighters in UFC, building up a 16-1 record in her MMA career. Magana is only 11-8 and in a different weight class than her rival, which forced her to challenge Justino to ajujitsu matchin May, although this doesn't seem likely to come to fruition.

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