Across all women's divisions in the UFC, Alice Pereira currently stands as the youngest fighter on our leaderboard. This statistic identifies the youngest active female athletes who have established a significant presence in the octagon, specifically those with at least three UFC fights and who have competed within the last two years. By focusing on fighters who have already accumulated a minimum of three bouts, the list provides a snapshot of the youthful talent that has begun to build a professional record within the promotion, rather than just those making their debut. Out of 271 women on record, 110 qualified for this specific analysis.
The Youngest of the Young
Alice Pereira leads the list at 20.8 years old. Her current age places her notably ahead of the field, being four years younger than the next fighter on the list. With a UFC record of 2-1 across three fights, she has secured more wins than losses. Her most recent octagon appearance was on October 10, 2026, when she was 21 years old.
Iasmin Lucindo, at 24.8 years, holds the second position. Her profile differs from Pereira's with a more extensive UFC record of 5-2 from seven fights, suggesting a greater volume of experience within the promotion. She last competed on August 9, 2025, at the age of 25.
Closely following is Tereza Bleda, 24.9 years old. Her UFC record stands at 1-2 from three fights, matching Pereira's fight count but with a different win-loss ratio. Her last fight took place on December 13, 2025, when she was 25.
Mid-Twenties Cluster
Fatima Kline, at 26.3 years, is fourth on the list. She possesses a strong UFC record of 4-1 from five fights, indicating a high win rate. Her most recent bout was on July 18, 2026, at age 26.
Luana Santos, 26.5 years old, rounds out the top five. Her impressive UFC record is 6-1 from seven fights. She last competed on June 20, 2026, at age 26, and is currently booked for a fight against Yana Santos on October 31, 2026.
The remainder of the top ten includes Denise Gomes (26.8 years, 7-2 record, 9 fights), Stephanie Luciano (26.8 years, 3-1 record, 4 fights), Erin Blanchfield (27.5 years, 8-1 record, 9 fights), Yazmin Jauregui (27.6 years, 4-2 record, 6 fights), and Carli Judice (27.6 years, 4-1 record, 5 fights). This group shows a concentration of fighters in the mid-to-late 20s, with several having accumulated a substantial number of UFC bouts, such as Gomes and Blanchfield with nine fights each. Carli Judice is also booked for an upcoming fight against Maycee Barber on December 12, 2026.
A notable observation from this leaderboard is the significant age gap between Alice Pereira and the rest of the top ten, highlighting her unique position as the youngest fighter with a qualifying record. The cluster of fighters in their mid-20s, particularly between 24.8 and 27.6 years, suggests a common age range for female athletes establishing themselves in the UFC. It is important to note that statistics based on a smaller number of fights, such as those with only three bouts, can be more susceptible to variability compared to records built over a longer career.
All women — youngest fighters
| Fighter | Age | UFC fights |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Alice Pereira | 20.8 years | 3 fights |
| 2. Iasmin Lucindo | 24.8 years | 7 fights |
| 3. Tereza Bleda | 24.9 years | 3 fights |
| 4. Fatima Kline | 26.3 years | 5 fights |
| 5. Luana Santos | 26.5 years | 7 fights |
| 6. Denise Gomes | 26.8 years | 9 fights |
| 7. Stephanie Luciano | 26.8 years | 4 fights |
| 8. Erin Blanchfield | 27.5 years | 9 fights |
| 9. Yazmin Jauregui | 27.6 years | 6 fights |
| 10. Carli Judice | 27.6 years | 5 fights |
Career statistics from UFC Stats; Elo is bjjmetrics' own rating from UFC results. Updated twice a day.
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