Mandy Böhm

Overview

Three UFC fights, three decisions, and only one of them went her way. Mandy Böhm, a Women's Flyweight nicknamed "Monster," is 1-2 in the UFC and 8-2-0 as a pro across all promotions. She enters her next fight on a one-fight win streak.

UFC Career

Böhm's UFC debut date is listed as September 4, 2021, but her first fight on record came at UFC Fight Night: Smith vs. Spann, where she dropped a unanimous decision to Ariane da Silva. A second unanimous-decision loss followed in July 2022 against Victoria Leonardo.

Then came the turnaround. In May 2023 she beat Ji Yeon Kim by split decision at UFC Fight Night: Rozenstruik vs. Almeida.

Zero finishes either way. Every fight she has had has gone the distance.

Fighting Style

Her career numbers say defense first. She absorbs fewer strikes per minute than most UFC fighters and defends well, but she lands fewer than average herself. Takedowns are not her game: she rarely shoots for them, yet she is very hard to take down. She also attempts more submissions than the typical UFC fighter, a small wrinkle for someone who has no submission wins.

Notable Wins

• Ji Yeon Kim — split decision, round 3, UFC Fight Night: Rozenstruik vs. Almeida (2023)

Quick Facts

• Division: Women's Flyweight
• UFC record: 1-2
• Professional record (all promotions): 8-2-0
• UFC debut: 2021
• Stance: Orthodox
• Height / Reach: 5'7" / 71"
• Team: Xtreme Couture, Las Vegas, NV
• Born: Gelsenkirchen, Germany