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July 2026

6,734 Total Votes
30 Days with Winners
25 Unique Winners
1
Cynthia Calvillo
106 pts
2W - 0L
2
Wang Cong
124 pts
8W - 0L
3
Bi Nguyen
112 pts
3W - 0L
4
Claudia Gadelha
112 pts
3W - 0L
5
Jeisla Chaves
109 pts
2W - 0L
6
Denise Kielholtz
112 pts
2W - 0L
7
Regina Tarin
106 pts
1W - 0L
8
Luana Santos
103 pts
1W - 0L
9
Tracy Cortez
103 pts
1W - 0L
10
Andy Nguyen
109 pts
2W - 0L
11
Ailin Perez
103 pts
1W - 0L
12
Klaudia Sygula
106 pts
2W - 0L
13
Yana Santos
121 pts
4W - 0L
14
Cat Zingano
115 pts
3W - 0L
15
Valerie Loureda
109 pts
2W - 0L
16
Casey O'Neill
103 pts
1W - 0L
17
Yana Santos
103 pts
1W - 0L
18
Randi Field
106 pts
2W - 0L
19
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No votes
20
Nóra Nagy
106 pts
2W - 0L
21
Gina Mazany
103 pts
1W - 0L
22
Natalia Silva
106 pts
1W - 0L
23
Alexa Grasso
175 pts
15W - 0L
24
Maycee Barber
173 pts
22W - 1L
25
Tabatha Ricci
137 pts
11W - 1L
26
Valerie Loureda
115 pts
5W - 0L
27
Alice Pereira
121 pts
7W - 0L
28
Alexa Grasso
115 pts
5W - 0L
29
Ariane da Silva
115 pts
5W - 0L
30
Alexa Grasso
167 pts
23W - 1L
31
Regina Tarin
127 pts
5W - 0L

Daily winners breakdown

About the Hottest Fighters Hall of Fame

This page is the permanent archive of our Hottest Female MMA Fighters poll. Every day, fans cast head-to-head votes pitting one fighter against another, and the results roll up into monthly champions you see here. Scoring is not a raw popularity count: each fighter starts at 100 points, gains 3 points per weighted win and loses 2 points per weighted loss, with vote weights factored in to dampen bot spam and ballot stuffing. The fighter sitting on top at month end is enshrined as that month champion.

Because the leaderboard is a rolling head-to-head system rather than a one-time ballot, momentum matters. A fighter who goes on a hot streak after a viral fight week or a strong walk-in can leapfrog long-standing favorites in days. Click any month card to open its daily breakdown and see exactly which day a contender surged, how many unique fighters topped the board, and the total vote volume that month drew. It is a fan-driven snapshot of buzz, not an official record.

The Hall of Fame matters because it captures something the cage cannot: which fighters the community rallies behind month after month. Crossover star power often translates into pay-per-view draw and sponsorship pull, so the names here frequently overlap with the sport biggest needle-movers. Want the competitive side instead? Check our skill-based ELO rankings, or dig into full records, photos, and bios on the fighter profiles hub.

Frequently Asked Questions

How are the monthly Hall of Fame winners decided?
Winners come from fan head-to-head votes collected over each calendar month in Eastern Time. Every fighter starts at 100 points, earns 3 weighted points per win and loses 2 per loss, and the highest-scoring active fighter at month end is crowned that month champion.
What do the daily winners show?
Clicking a month opens its day-by-day breakdown, revealing which fighter topped the poll on each individual date. It also tallies total votes, days that had a winner, and the count of unique fighters who held the top spot that month.
Can I vote and change who makes the Hall of Fame?
Yes. The poll is live and open to everyone, so your votes directly shape who climbs the leaderboard. Head to the Hottest Female Fighters poll to cast head-to-head votes during the current month before standings lock in.
Is this an official ranking of fighter ability?
No. The Hall of Fame measures fan buzz and crossover popularity, not in-cage skill or official standings. For a performance-based view, use our ELO rankings, which rate fighters purely on results against the quality of their opposition.

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