I first became interested in Mixed Martial Arts back in 2000. I’ve been involved in martial arts of one kind or another since being a teenager, when I first visited my local Taekwon-do class. At university, I took up Jiu Jitsu, did a little judo and also tried numerous other styles, but always felt there was something missing. When I saw a documentary about MMA, I knew I’d found what I was looking for.
My first fight was in 2002. Now, I’m a professional fighter with a record of 9-1 and undefeated in my preferred weight class of 125 lbs. My most recent fight was against Debi Purcell on 15th August 2008. I am sponsored by PhD Nutrition, CageFilm and Tapout.
Any enquiries regarding fights, sponsorship or media should go to Tony McDonagh at tony.mac@cagewarriors.com
…you is too cool chick!!
I feel a publishing deal coming on you are such a juxtaposed oxymoron.Have you ever put a vclassical piano soundtrack to your fighting videos or would it be a bit american werewolf;-)Good luck xxBig cuddles to Luis
Rosi,
Bog fan of yours here in the U.S.. If you are thinking of change, try to hold off until one more fight. Either way, I think you are a very talented fighter, a nice person who is probably quite talented in many areas!
You are one of my favorite women fighters. I look up to you as an athlete. It’s hard to be in this sport at times, but role models such as you push me to keep training. I am currently trying to start a blog of my own about women in MMA. I don’t know how well it will go, but I’m tryin! Thanks for bein’ a revolutionary woman in MMA.
Saw you at Ground Control on sunday!
Great Job
The thing missing from judo is more judo.