Zarah Fairn

Overview

Zarah Fairn has fought four times in the UFC and lost all four, and the gap between her first two fights and her last two says more than the record does.

The Paris-born women's bantamweight, nicknamed "Infinite" and training out of Team Figueiredo, debuted at UFC 243 and has not yet won inside the Octagon. Her UFC record is 0-4. Her overall professional record across all promotions is 6-6, so the win column exists. It just hasn't shown up in the UFC.

Four fights. Four losses. Two of them close.

UFC Career

Fairn's first two UFC bouts ended early. She lost to Megan Anderson by submission at 3:57 of the first round at UFC 243. Four months later she dropped a first-round TKO to Felicia Spencer at 3:37, on a card headlined by Benavidez vs. Figueiredo.

Then came a near three-year gap before she returned at UFC 283 against Josiane Nunes. That fight went the full three rounds and ended in a unanimous decision loss. She went the distance again against Jacqueline Cavalcanti, another unanimous decision loss.

The split is simple: two losses inside the first round, two that reached the final bell. She carries a four-fight losing streak into her next fight.

Fighting Style

Zarah Fairn is a volume striker who pays for it. She throws and lands at a busy pace, but a lot of her strikes miss, and she gets hit far more than most fighters in return. Her defense doesn't do much to change that.

She rarely shoots for takedowns and almost never hunts for submissions, so her offense is built on striking. The one clear strength is stopping takedowns. She is harder to take down than most, which helps keep her on her feet.

She has lost by knockout, submission and decision, and she has not won in the UFC.

Quick Facts

• Division: Women's Bantamweight
• UFC record: 0-4
• Professional record (all promotions): 6-6-0
• UFC debut: 2019
• Stance: Orthodox
• Height / Reach: 5'8" / 72"
• Team: Team Figueiredo
• Born: Paris, France