Amanda Ribas - Stats

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Amanda Ribas
Varginha, Brazil
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10 - 2 - 0 (W - L - D) (W - L - D)
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Amanda Ribas
Varginha, Brazil
10 - 2 - 0 (W - L - D)

Status

Active

Debut

Jun. 29, 2019

Age

27

Height

63.00

Weight

115.00

Reach

66.00

Leg reach

37.00

fighting style

Judo

Trains at

—

Stats & Records

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Fight win streak

3

WINS BY KNOCKOUT

4

WINS BY SUBMISSION

Striking Accuracy

180

Sig str. landed
44%

406

Sig str. Attempted

Grappling Accuracy

2

Takedowns Landed
20%

10

Takedowns Attempted

Defense

74%

Sig str. Defense

86%

Takedown Defense

Fights Statistic

4.84

Sig. Str landed

1.70

Sig. Str Absorbed

2.02

Takedown Avg

1.61

Submission AVG

4.84

Sig. Str landed

1.70

Sig. Str Absorbed

2.02

Takedown Avg

1.61

Submission AVG

Knockdown

0.00

Knockdown Ratio per 15 min

12:23

Avarage Fight time Per 15 min

Sig. Str. By Target

head
113
63%
body
43
24%
leg
24
13%

Sig.str. by position

127 (71%)

Standing

12 (7%)

Clinch

41 (23%)

Ground

Win by Way

3 (30%)

KO / TKO

3 (30%)

DEC

4 (40%)

SUB

Questions & Answers

Amanda Ribas
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  • When and why did you start training for fighting?  A lot of my childhood was spent on the mat, because my dad always gave me Muay Thai and Jiu-Jitsu lessons. Gloves were my pillows and my kimono, my blanket. I liked other sports too, but fighting has always been in my heart. I started training Jiu Jitsu with my dad, then I stopped due to the training sessions intensifying greatly and people at my school started saying that my body was looking “ugly” and that it looked like a muscular man’s body. Then I also started dancing, I did presentations and everything. I started to notice that all of my friends were competing and I was only dancing, it was then that, with my parents’ persuasion, I started Judo to better my Jiu-Jitsu. I stood out with Judo, and moved to the capital of my state to train at a highly regarded Judo club at 14 years of age. I won some Brazilian championships, participated in Seletivas Olímpicas and Circuito Europeu but I injured myself a lot and decided to go back home and study. When I came back, my friends were training amateur MMA, and that’s when I started to train as well. I went to the MMA World Championship in Las Vegas, won, and then turned professional. 
  • What ranks and titles have you held?  Black belt in jiu-jitsu and judo. World Champion of Amateur MMA IMMAF, Brazilian Champion, Mineira, World Jiu-Jitsu Championship CBJJE, Brazilian Champion, Mineira Judo CBJ, Seletiva olímpica de judô CBJ
  • Do you have any heroes?  My mom and my dad. 
  • What does it mean for you to fight in the UFC?  A dream come true; a chance to make a difference in the UFC world.
  • Did you go to college and if so what degree did you earn?  I studied nutrition and I almost finished but I left it behind to dedicate myself fully to my fighting career.
  • What was your job before you started fighting?  I was always an athlete, ever since I was young. My family owned a gym and I helped them with classes for children.
  • Favorite grappling technique:  koshiguruma
  • Favorite Striking technique:  Superman punch 
  • When and why did you start training for fighting? A lot of my childhood was spent on the mat, because my dad always gave me Muay Thai and Jiu-Jitsu lessons. Gloves were my pillows and my kimono, my blanket. I liked other sports too, but fighting has always been in my heart. I started training Jiu Jitsu with my dad, then I stopped due to the training sessions intensifying greatly and people at my school started saying that my body was looking “ugly” and that it looked like a muscular man’s body. Then I also started dancing, I did presentations and everything. I started to notice that all of my friends were competing and I was only dancing, it was then that, with my parents’ persuasion, I started Judo to better my Jiu-Jitsu. I stood out with Judo, and moved to the capital of my state to train at a highly regarded Judo club at 14 years of age. I won some Brazilian championships, participated in Seletivas Olímpicas and Circuito Europeu but I injured myself a lot and decided to go back home and study. When I came back, my friends were training amateur MMA, and that’s when I started to train as well. I went to the MMA World Championship in Las Vegas, won, and then turned professional.
  • What ranks and titles have you held? Black belt in jiu-jitsu and judo. World Champion of Amateur MMA IMMAF, Brazilian Champion, Mineira, World Jiu-Jitsu Championship CBJJE, Brazilian Champion, Mineira Judo CBJ, Seletiva olímpica de judô CBJ
  • Do you have any heroes? My mom and my dad.
  • What does it mean for you to fight in the UFC? A dream come true; a chance to make a difference in the UFC world.
  • Did you go to college and if so what degree did you earn? I studied nutrition and I almost finished but I left it behind to dedicate myself fully to my fighting career.
  • What was your job before you started fighting? I was always an athlete, ever since I was young. My family owned a gym and I helped them with classes for children.
  • Favorite grappling technique: koshiguruma
  • Favorite Striking technique: Superman punch

Last events result

WIN
Marina VS Amanda
Jan. 24, 2021

2

Round

0:54

Time

KO/TKO

Method
WIN
Amanda VS Paige
Jul. 12, 2020

1

Round

2:21

Time

Sub

Method
WIN
Amanda VS Randa
Mar. 14, 2020

3

Round

5:00

Time

Dec

Method
WIN
Mackenzie VS Amanda
Oct. 13, 2019

3

Round

5:00

Time

Dec

Method
WIN
Emily VS Amanda
Jun. 29, 2019

2

Round

2:10

Time

Sub

Method
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