Yuneisy Duben

Overview Yuneisy Duben hits more than most of the UFC roster and gets hit more than most, a trade that hasn't paid off yet. The Venezuelan-born Women's Flyweight is 0-2 in the UFC, and she carries a two-fight losing streak into her next bout. Her overall professional record across all promotions is 6-2-0.

It's a small sample, and the profile is still taking shape.

UFC Career Duben's road to the UFC ran through Dana White's Contender Series, where she beat Shannon Clark by KO/TKO at 1:13 of the first round. That fight is not part of her UFC record.

She debuted in the UFC in March 2025 against Carli Judice and lost by KO/TKO at 1:40 of round one. Her second UFC fight, against Jeisla Chaves, went the full three rounds and ended in a split decision loss.

One quick loss, one close one.

Fighting Style

Duben is a busy, accurate striker. She puts out a high volume of strikes and connects at a better rate than most fighters in the UFC. The tradeoff is that she gets hit a lot, and her striking defense is below the standard.

Her wrestling sits in the middle of the pack. She neither shoots for takedowns nor defends them at a rate that stands out. She also rarely hunts for submissions, so her game is built almost entirely around striking.

Her UFC record is 0-2, with one loss by knockout or TKO and one by decision. She has yet to record a win or a finish in the promotion.

Quick Facts - Division: Women's Flyweight - UFC record: 0-2 - Professional record (all promotions): 6-2-0 - UFC debut: 2025 - Stance: Orthodox - Reach: 65.5" - Team: Pound 4 Pound Muay Thai - Born: Valencia, Carabobo, Venezuela