American mixed martial artist Liz Carmouche is openly lesbian. She is currently the Bellator Women’s Flyweight World Champion. She competed in women's flyweight and bantamweight divisions at the Ultimate Fighting Championship before moving to Bellator.
liz Carmouche, a mixed-martial arts fighter who is openly lesbian, is a champion of openly lesbian mixed martial art.
Liz Carmouche (mixed-martial arts) is openly transgender and was the first lesbian fighter in UFC. She made her debut in 2014 during a women’s bantamweight title bout against Ronda Rusey. Carmouche served five years in Marine Corps as an aircraft electrician. She completed three tours of duty in the Middle East. Carmouche started her professional MMA career in 2010. She currently competes in the women's bantamweight division for the UFC.
With a ground and pound attack, she won the UFC title
Liz Carmouche, an openly gay champion of the UFC, is a proud UFC fighter. She's originally from San Diego and is a former Marine. She is working hard to improve her striking skills, particularly her ground-and pound style. She is a good all-rounder on the ground, even in scrambles. She is also able to get up and walk again after a takedown.
Bellator Champion with a TKO in Round 4: She won
Carmouche took the fight to the champion round with an opportune knockdown. She then launched a barrage from her dominant position, landing a barrage ground-and-pound. But her fight was ended prematurely by Mike Beltran (referee) who intervened and stopped the fight. This is a significant win for Carmouche, who is now 4-0 in the Bellator cage. Velasquez, who had been unbeaten in the past, won this fight. This win ends Velasquez’s run as the Bellator flyweight champion.
She is now at 4-0 in Bellator
Liz Carmouche now stands at 4-0 in Bellator's cage after a spectacular victory over Juliana Velasquez, former world champion. Her victory earned her the Bellator Flyweight Championship. This win was part Bellator 278’s main event. It ended only 4:47 into Round Four. It was the first time Carmouche had defeated Velasquez. Velasquez was unbeaten in professional MMA.
She is a professional wrestler
Liz Carmouche has been a professional wrestler as well as an ambassador for Medical Marijuana Inc. She is the UFC's first openly-lesbian fighter. This has earned her a lot respect and attention. Dana White, herself, has expressed admiration at her coming out.
She was raised in Okinawa on a military base
Liz Carmouche, daughter of an Air Force pilot and a mother, grew-up on Okinawa Military Base, Japan. Her father was stationed there in the Air Force and her mother got married there. There was a Christian school where she graduated in 2003. Now, she's studying at San Diego City College to become a kinesiologist.