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Alexa Grasso

#10 Women's Flyweight Division • 13-3-0 (W-L-D)

Stats & Records

  • 2
    Fight Win Streak
  • 4
    Wins by Knockout
  • 9
    Wins by Decision
Striking accuracy 42% 42%

Striking accuracy

Sig. Strikes Landed
408
Sig. Strikes Attempted
977
Grappling accuracy 33% 33%

Grappling accuracy

Takedowns Landed
1
Takedowns Attempted
3
5.25
Sig. Str. Landed
Per Min
3.61
Sig. Str. Absorbed
Per Min
0.19
Takedown avg
Per 15 Min
0.58
Submission avg
Per 15 Min
63
%
Sig. Str. Defense
64
%
Takedown Defense
0.00
Knockdown Ratio
12:57
Average fight time

Sig. Str. By Position

Standing
317 (78%)
Clinch
73 (18%)
Ground
18 (4%)

Sig. Str. by target

62% 252 Head 20% 81 Body 18% 75 Leg

Win By Way

KO/TKO
4 (31%)
DEC
9 (69%)
SUB
0 (0%)

Event Results

  • Win

    Barber vs Grasso

    Round
    3
    Time
    5:00
    Method
    Decision - Unanimous
  • Win

    Kim vs Grasso

    Round
    3
    Time
    05:00
    Method
    DEC
  • Win

    Esparza vs Grasso

    Round
    3
    Time
    5:00
    Method
    DEC

Biography

Status
Active
Hometown
Guadalajara, Mexico
Trains at
Lobo Gym MMA
Fighting style
MMA
Age
27
Height
65.00
Weight
125.00
Octagon Debut
Nov. 06, 2016
Reach
66.00
Leg reach
37.50
Q & A

When and why did you start training for fighting? I used to watch my uncle Francisco Grasso training and teaching. My dad taught me shadow boxing one day, and afterward I tried a class with Francisco and it was really nice. After some time, we opened a gym and I helped him and my dad with reception and cleaning. One day we decided to compete at a jiu-jitsu tournament, and me and Irene Aldana won first place, and it was a national tournament. After that, I felt amazing and realized I wanted to feel that again by being on the podium. December 2012 was my first MMA fight and I won, and since that day I am always training.

What ranks and titles have you held? I won a belt in Xtreme Kombat - it was a grand prix, two fights in one night. I competed in many jiu-jitsu tournaments in Mexico. I won national white/blue belt 2x nogi and 1x gi and other regionals too.

Do you have any heroes? I don’t have a hero, but I admire Georges St-Pierre a lot.

What does it mean for you to fight in the UFC? I feel amazing because it’s all fighters’ dream, and where all the top elite athletes of the world are. And it is a honor to represent my country and my gym Lobo MMA because we are made 100% in Mexico.

Did you go to college and if so what degree did you earn? I am still studying for a Degree in Physical Culture and Sports.

What was your job before you started fighting? I used to teach kids in our gym and I help with everything I can. It is a family business.

Ranks in any martial arts styles: BJJ purple belt

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