Key Highlights
- Now, she takes the biggest step of her career by making her first promotional appearance on the most meaningful date possible. The undefeated Brazilian sensation revealed:“I will be making my debut at the event on my birthday.
- It’s the first time this has ever happened, and it will certainly be the best gift of my life.”Beyond the birthday coincidence, this fight represents another milestone that holds special significance for the 22-year-old athlete. AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementCompeting internationally has been a long-held dream, and stepping onto the global stage fulfills an ambition she’s carried throughout her martial arts journey. The magnitude of leaving Brazil to compete at Lumpinee Stadium in Bangkok – one of combat sports’ most iconic venues – isn’t lost on Fujimoto. She said:“The fact that this is my first time leaving my country to fight is something I’ve always dreamed of.”Standing between Fujimoto and her magnificent birthday celebration is 27-year-old Radzuan, a Wushu World Champion and submission specialist who has been a mainstay of the women’s atomweight MMA division. The Malaysian rockstar has compiled eight victories throughout her promotional tenure.
- “Shadow Cat,” however, enters this clash navigating a difficult period, as she has lost three of her last four bouts. AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementFor Fujimoto, facing a veteran with Radzuan’s experience and accolades provides a solid litmus test.
- A victory over an established ONE Championship athlete would immediately position the Brazilian among the atomweight division’s top contenders. When asked about her fighting style and approach, Fujimoto offered:“I consider myself a versatile athlete, capable of adapting throughout the fight.
- My favorite techniques are grappling-focused: takedowns and ground-and-pound.“I am a fighter who takes advantage of opportunities.