Alexa Grasso
#2 Women's FlyweightRecord 17-5-1MexicoLobo Gym
The style
Technical All-Rounder
Boxing · Jiu-Jitsu · Championship experience
GrapplingStriking
Alexa Grasso is a former UFC women's flyweight champion from Guadalajara and the first Mexican fighter to win UFC gold, training out of Lobo Gym under her father Pancho Grasso. She dropped the title to Valentina Shevchenko in the rubber match of their trilogy at Noche UFC in September 2024, then returned in March 2026 to submit Maycee Barber. She heads back to Noche UFC to face the division's number-two contender, Manon Fiorot, with a shot back at the title picture on the line. Her record includes a split draw with Shevchenko from their second meeting.
Tale of the tape
| Record | 17-5-1 |
| Age | 33 |
| Height | 5'5" |
| Reach | 66" |
| Stance | — |
| Country | Mexico |
| Team | Lobo Gym |
The numbers
Career UFC averages.
| Sig. strikes landed / min | — |
| Striking accuracy | — |
| Sig. strikes absorbed / min | — |
| Striking defense | — |
| Takedowns / 15 min | — |
| Takedown accuracy | — |
| Takedown defense | — |
| Submission attempts / 15 min | — |
How they win
5 KO/TKO2 SUB10 DEC
How they lose
0 KO/TKO1 SUB4 DEC