List of current Invicta FC fighters

The Invicta Fighting Championship also known as Invicta FC, is an American mixed martial arts (MMA) organization for female fighters.[1] It was founded in 2012 by Janet Martin and Shannon Knapp.[2]

Each fight record has four categories: wins, losses, draws, and no-contests (NC).[3] All fight records in this article are displayed in that order, with fights resulting in a no-contest listed in parentheses.

Lightweights (155 lb, 70 kg)

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ISO Name Nickname MMA record Invicta record
United States Rachel Wiley 0–1 0–1

Featherweights (145 lb, 65 kg)

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ISO Name Nickname MMA record Invicta record
Canada Felicia Spencer Fee-nom 5–0 5–0
Canada Charmaine Tweet Not So Sweet 9–6 2–3
United States Latoya Walker Black Mamba 5–1 1–1
Ukraine Helena Kolesnyk Pretty 5–2 (1 NC) 0–2
United States Amy Coleman Donkey Kong 2–2 0–2
United States Pam Sorenson Bam 7–2 1–0
United States Macy Chiasson 2–0 1–0
Russia Daria Ibragimova 9–2 0–1
Moldova Marina Shafir The Supernova From Moldova 12–1 0–1
United States Madison McElhaney Baby Hulk 1–1 0–1
United States Allison Schmidt 1–1 0–1
United States Akeela Al-Hameed 0–1 0–1
France Zarah Fairn Dos Santos 6–2 0–0

Bantamweights (135 lb, 61 kg)

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ISO Name Nickname MMA record Invicta record
Brazil Ediane Gomes Indiá 11–4 3–2
United States Raquel Pa'aluhi Lionheart 6–6 3–2
Sweden Pannie Kianzad Sexy Scramble 10–3 2–3
Canada Sarah Kaufman (C) 20–4 3–0
New Zealand Faith Van Duin The Immortal 6–3 1–2
United States Alexa Conners 4–2 1–2
United States Lisa Spangler The Strangler 3–0 2–0
United States Shaianna Rincón YAYA 2–0 2–0
Germany Katharina Lehner 7–1 1–1
United States Kerri Kenneson 3–1 1–1
United States Kelly McGill Killer 2–2 1–1
United States Sarah Kleczka Chucky 1–1 1–1
United States Elizabeth Phillips 7–6 0–2
United States Amberlynn Orr ALO 0–2 0–2
United States Marciea Allen Black Widow 7–2 1–0
United States Kelly Faszholz 4–2 1–0
England Laura Howarth Hot Head 3–1 1–0
Brazil Bianca Daimoni Bibi 7–3 0–1
United States Julia Avila Raging Panda 5–1 0–1
Switzerland Stephanie Egger 3–1 0–1
United States Samantha Diaz 0–2 0–1
United States Chelsea Chandler 0–1 0–1
Brazil Cláudia Rey[4] 6–0 0–0
United States Melanie LaCroix 3–2 0–0
United States Brieta Carpenter Tank Girl 0–0 0–0

Flyweights (125 lb, 56 kg)

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ISO Name Nickname MMA record Invicta record
Brazil Vanessa Porto 20–8 5–4
United States DeAnna Bennett Vitamin D 9–4–1 5–3
United States Sarah D'Alelio The Monster 11–7 4–4
United States Miranda Maverick The Maverick 4–1 4–1
United States Pearl Gonzalez 9–3 3–0
Poland Agnieszka Niedźwiedź Kuma 10–1 2–1
Mexico Karina Rodríguez 6–3 2–1
Russia Milana Dudieva 12–7 1–2
United States Cheri Muraski 4–2 1–2
United States Christine Ferea Misfit 1–2 1–2
Guam Brogan Sanchez 6–0 2–0
United States Shannon Sinn 5–6 1–1
United States Christine Stanley Knuckles 5–3–1 1–1
United States Liz Tracy The Titan 5–2 1–1
United States Tracy Cortez 4–1 1–1
Brazil Mariana Morais 13–9 0–2
Brazil Bárbara Acioly 4–3 0–2
United States Christina Marks Lionheart 8–10 0–1
United States Gabby Romero The Kraken 2–2 0–1
United States Rachael Cummins The Panther 3–2 0–0
United States Monica Medina PhenomAmom 3–2 0–0
Brazil Luana Alzuguir 0–0 0–0

Strawweights (115 lb, 52 kg)

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ISO Name Nickname MMA record Invicta record
Japan Mizuki Inoue Mitsu Nozomi 12–5 3–3
United States Sharon Jacobson The Dream Catcher 5–3 3–1
United States Jamie Moyle 4–3 3–1
Brazil Kaline Medeiros The Dark Angel 8–6 2–2
United States Amy Montenegro The Resurrection 8–4 2–2
United States Lacey Schuckman The Ladie 11–10 1–3
Brazil Virna Jandiroba (C) Carcará 14–0 3–0
Iceland Sunna Davíðsdóttir Tsunami 3–0 3–0
United States Mallory Martin 4–2 2–1
United States Kay Hansen 3–1 2–1
United States Helen Peralta Iansa 2–1 2–1
United States Kalyn Schwartz .50 Kal 2–1 2–1
Brazil Janaisa Morandin Evil Princess 10–2 1–2
United States Lynn Alvarez Lights Out 6–5 0–3
United States Kali Robbins Pop Tart 5–2 1–1
United States Tiffany van Soest Timebomb 1–2 1–1
United States Ashley Greenway Doll Face 1–1 1–1
United States Stephanie Eggink Snowflake 4–3 0–2
Brazil Kinberly Novaes 9–5 0–2
Canada Ashley Nichols 3–3 0–2
United States Heather Jo Clark Hurricane 8–6 1–0
Norway Celine Haga 10–15 0–1
United States Norma Rueda Center 3–2 0–1
United States Brianna Van Buren Tha Bull 4–2 0–1
United States Tiffany Masters Rainbow Renegade 2–2 0–1
United States Cheyanne Vlismas The Warrior Princess 2–1 0–1
United States Emilee Prince 0–2 0–1
United States Jade Ripley The Asian Sensation 0–1 0–1
Brazil Viviane Pereira Sucuri 13–2 0–0
United States Danielle Taylor Dynamite 9–4 0–0
Croatia Adriana Vuković 0–0 0–0

Atomweights (105 lb, 48 kg)

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ISO Name Nickname MMA record Invicta record
United States Jinh Yu Frey (C) 7–3 5–2
United States Amber Brown The Bully 7–4 4–3
United States Ashley Cummins Smashley 6–4 3–4
Brazil Herica Tiburcio 11–4 3–2
United States Jillian Decoursey Lionheart 2–1 2–1
Czech Republic Simona Soukupova The Pitbull 6–6–1 1–2
United States Tessa Simpson Typhoon 5–3 1–2
United States Shino VanHoose 6–5–1 1–1
Finland Minna Grusander Brutsku 6–2 1–1
United States Alyse Anderson 4–1 1–1
United States Kelly D’Angelo 3–2 1–1
United States Stephanie Alba The Cyclone 3–3 0–2
United States Julia Jones Jewels 5–0 1–0
United States Alesha Zappitella Half Pint 4–0 1–0
Thailand Loma Lookboonmee 2–0 1–0
United States Stephanie Skinner[5] The Scrapper 4–7 0–1
United States Lindsey VanZandt Damsel 4–1 0–1
Brazil Fernanda Barros Pitbull 2–2 0–1
United States Melissa Wang Lil Dynamite 1–1 0–1
United States Rebekah Levine 1–1 0–1
United States Ashley Medina 0–1 0–1
Netherlands Isis Verbeek Fight Queen 0–0 0–0

See also

Notes

  1. 1 2 3 4 5 6 Invicta FC championship title holders are marked with a (C).
  2. 1 2 3 4 5 6 The flags listed in these tables are in accordance with official Invicta FC telecasts and may not fully or accurately represent the full citizenship of the peoples listed.

References

  1. ↑ "Invicta Fighting and JEWELS Form Strategic Partnership for Women's MMA". mmaweekly.com. 2012-06-15.
  2. ↑ "Invicta Fighting Championships, about". 2012-06-15.
  3. ↑ Grant Waterman (October 2003). "MMA Scoring Guide". SFUK. Archived from the original on 2014-12-21.
  4. ↑ Rob Tatum (May 18, 2015). "Brazil's Claudia Rey Added to Invicta FC Roster". Invictafc.com.
  5. ↑ Invictafc.com (January 28, 2015). "Atomweight Stephanie Skinner Added to Invicta FC Roster". Invictafc.com.
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