Bella Mir, daughter of former UFC champion Frank Mir, is making her MMA comeback on July 27 after a three-year hiatus. She will fight Alivia Bierley at Fury Challenger Series 14 in Houston, streaming live on UFC Fight Pass. Bella holds a record of 3-0, with all wins coming via first-round submissions before taking a break to focus on her education. She recently transferred to North Central University after competing in wrestling at the University of Iowa and made history as the first athlete signed to a UFC NIL deal. UFC CEO Dana White praises her as a role model for young women in sports.
By the Numbers
- Bella Mir has a professional MMA record of 3-0.
- She has secured all three victories by first-round submission.
State of Play
- Bella’s upcoming fight marks her return to MMA after a three-year absence.
- The event will be live-streamed, increasing visibility for Mir and the promotion.
What’s Next
Success in this fight could lead to more opportunities for Bella Mir in the UFC and potentially mark the beginning of a more prominent career in MMA.
Bottom Line
Bella Mir’s return to the cage signifies not only her personal comeback but also highlights her potential as a key figure in MMA, inspiring the next generation of athletes.
Is she going to wrestle at North Central?
A monster of talent with a brilliant fighter for a father.
Sky’s the limit.
He has to be so proud of her. My father was a world champion in his sport and when I got into MMA instead of his sport he disowned me.
You don’t have to synchronized swim if you dont want to. We accept you here, Dick.
Thanks, cock boy
Thats nasty, nice.
That was awesome! Unfortunately, we have to hate her on the UG now because she threw an oblique kick, which means she’s a dirty fighter.
Bella vs. Tracy Cortez!