Mizuki

Overview

Four UFC fights, four trips to the scorecards. Mizuki, a Women's Strawweight from Fukuoka, Japan, is 3-1 in the UFC and has not yet won or lost by anything other than decision. Her last two fights were both wins.

Her overall professional record across all promotions is 16-6-0. The UFC portion of that is the 3-1.

UFC Career

Mizuki debuted on August 30, 2019, at UFC Fight Night: Andrade vs. Zhang, taking a split decision over Wu Yanan after three full rounds. Her next fight came in August 2020, and it went the other way: a unanimous decision loss to Amanda Lemos.

Then came a gap of more than three years. She returned in September 2023 with a unanimous decision win over Hannah Goldy, and followed it at UFC 321 in October 2025 with another unanimous nod, this time over Jaqueline Amorim.

Every one of her four fights has run the full three rounds.

Fighting Style

Mizuki is a striker who wins on the feet and rarely looks to take the fight to the mat. She lands a lot and does it accurately, but she also takes more in return than most, and her defense is about what you'd expect from a typical UFC fighter.

Her grappling is lopsided. She is very hard to take down, which gives her a dependable way to keep fights standing. She almost never shoots for takedowns herself and rarely hunts for submissions.

The results fit that profile. Her three UFC wins have all come by decision, with no knockouts and no submissions. It's a small sample, but the pattern is consistent.

Notable Wins

• Wu Yanan — split decision, round 3, UFC Fight Night: Andrade vs. Zhang (2019)
• Hannah Goldy — unanimous decision, round 3, UFC Fight Night: Fiziev vs. Gamrot (2023)
• Jaqueline Amorim — unanimous decision, round 3, UFC 321 (2025)

Quick Facts

• Division: Women's Strawweight
• UFC record: 3-1
• Professional record (all promotions): 16-6-0
• UFC debut: 2019
• Stance: Orthodox
• Height / reach: 5'3" / 65.5"
• Team: Serra-Longo - Long Island, NY
• Born: Fukuoka, Japan