Valentina Shevchenko
Shevchenko, 36, is the oldest of the 20 fighters scheduled to compete on the cardboard.
Shevchenko is one in all three girls’s flyweight champions in UFC historical past. Grasso and Montano additionally achieved the feat.
Shevchenko’s eight victories in UFC girls’s flyweight championship fights are most in divisional historical past.
Shevchenko is 9-1-1 since she dropped to the UFC flyweight division in February 2018.
Shevchenko’s 9 victories in UFC girls’s flyweight competitors are tied with Katlyn Cerminara for many in divisional historical past.
Shevchenko’s 5 stoppage victories in UFC girls’s flyweight competitors are second-most in divisional historical past behind Gillian Robertson (seven).
Shevchenko’s 4 knockout victories in UFC girls’s flyweight competitors are most in divisional historical past.
Shevchenko is one in all 11 fighters in historical past to finish a UFC title struggle with a knockout stemming from a head kick. She achieved the feat at UFC 238.
Shevchenko is the one fighter in UFC historical past to earn a number of knockouts stemming from the crucifix place. She achieved the feat at UFC 247 and UFC 261.
Shevchenko absorbs simply 1.88 important strikes per minute in UFC girls’s flyweight competitors, one of the best charge in divisional historical past.
Shevchenko has accomplished a minimum of one takedown in 15 of her 16 UFC appearances.
Shevchenko’s 39 takedowns landed in UFC girls’s flyweight competitors are most in divisional historical past.
Shevchenko lands 68.4 % of her takedown makes an attempt in UFC girls’s flyweight competitors, the second-best charge in divisional historical past behind Taila Santos (75 %).
Shevchenko’s two fight-night bonuses for UFC girls’s flyweight bouts are tied for second-most in divisional historical past behind Molly McCann (three).
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