Montana native Marnic Mann is set to make her UFC debut as a late replacement fighter. This article covers her journey, the upcoming fight, and the significance of her being the first woman from Montana to fight in the UFC.
| Fighter | Event |
|---|---|
| Marnic Mann | UFC Fight Night on Sept. 16 in Las Vegas |
Montana native Marnic Mann has signed as a late replacement fighter for the upcoming UFC Fight Night event on Sept. 16 in Las Vegas. This is a significant moment for Mann as she becomes the first woman from Montana to fight in the UFC. Previously competing on Dana White’s Contender Series, Mann is determined to bounce back from her loss and make her mark on the global stage of mixed martial arts. She is set to face off against Josefine Knutsson of Sweden in a catchweight bout. This event, known as Noche UFC, will also feature a headline fight between women’s flyweight champion Alexa Grasso and former champion Valentina Shevchenko.
Montana native Marnic Mann, hailing from Kalispell and currently training in Bozeman, has signed on as a late replacement fighter for the upcoming UFC Fight Night event in Las Vegas on Sept. 16. This is a significant moment for Mann as she becomes the first woman from Montana to fight in the UFC. Previously competing on Dana White’s Contender Series, Mann is determined to bounce back from her loss and make her mark on the global stage of mixed martial arts. She is set to face off against Josefine Knutsson of Sweden in a catchweight bout. This event, known as Noche UFC, will also feature a headline fight between women’s flyweight champion Alexa Grasso and former champion Valentina Shevchenko.
