The world of mixed martial arts (MMA) has undergone a seismic shift over the past few decades, with the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) leading the charge in promoting not only the sport but also the athletes who participate in it. Among these athletes, female fighters have made significant strides, breaking barriers and challenging long-standing stereotypes about women in combat sports. Historically, women faced considerable obstacles in being accepted as legitimate competitors in a male-dominated arena. The perception of women as less capable fighters has been a pervasive stereotype, deeply rooted in societal norms and cultural expectations. However, as female athletes began to emerge and showcase their skills, the narrative started…