Mizuki

Mizuki, an Orthodox-stance flyweight with a 16-6-0 professional record, is a composed striker who operates at a measured pace. Averaging 4.45 strikes landed per minute with 52% accuracy, she prioritizes precision over volume while maintaining solid striking defense at 49%.

Her grappling approach is selective—landing takedowns at just 0.75 per 15 minutes with 33% accuracy—but she defends them effectively at 80%, suggesting she prefers to control distance and dictate exchanges on the feet. Mizuki has shown recent form with consecutive unanimous decisions: defeating Hannah Goldy in September 2023 and most recently dispatching Jaqueline Amorim in October 2025.

Her most notable setback came against Amanda Lemos in August 2020, a unanimous decision loss that highlighted the caliber of competition she faces. At 5'3" with a 65-inch reach, Mizuki compensates for limited physical tools through technical striking and smart defensive positioning.

She absorbs 4.65 strikes per minute, indicating willingness to trade when necessary, though her 49% defense suggests opponents find openings in extended exchanges. With her recent winning streak and consistent decision-making, Mizuki remains a competitive fixture in the flyweight division despite lacking knockout power or submission threats.