### MMA Stats
At the tender age of 23, Bella Mir has an amazing undefeated professional MMA record of **4 wins and 0 losses**. Three of her four wins have come via submission, highlighting her elite grappling skills and finishing ability before the judges get involved.
#### Career Record Summary
* Record Pro: 4-0
Submission Wins: 3
* Decision Victories: 1
* Wins by Knockout: 0
Losses: 0 # Career Results - Fight by Fight
### Danielle Wynn vs. Bella Mir
Mir made her professional debut in October 2020 and showed her maturity from the get-go with a unanimous decision over Danielle Wynn. The performance was a solid start for her career, although she didn't get a finish.
Mir made her professional debut in October 2020 and showed her maturity from the get-go with a unanimous decision over Danielle Wynn. The performance was a solid start for her career, although she didn't get a finish.
## Alma Cespedes vs Bella Mir
Mir returned a few weeks later and scored her first professional victory. She defeated Alma Cespedes by technical submission via rear-naked choke in the first round, showing her grappling skills translated seamlessly to MMA competition.
#### Jessica Link-Davis vs. Bella Mir
Mir returned to MMA in 2022 after focusing on wrestling and education, submitting Jessica Link-Davis with a first-round armbar. **Stephanie Calderon vs. Bella Mir**
The last fight of her career was in July 2025 against Stephanie Calderon. Mir picked up another first-round submission win, this time by hammerlock, to stay undefeated and turn up the heat on her future even more. A Fighting Style Based on Grappling
One look at Mir’s stats and one thing is clear: she is good on the ground. Her background in wrestling and Brazilian jiu-jitsu has contributed to 75 percent of her wins by submission in her professional career.
Unlike many young fighters who focus primarily on striking, Mir’s foundation is built on wrestling and grappling.
In 2026, she was crowned the women’s wrestling champion for the NCAA, winning the national title at 145 pounds. She was just as determined and technically skilled in her championship run as she was in her MMA success.
Mir was an exceptional wrestler before he reached the NCAA level:
* 4-time Nevada state wrestling champion
* Member of USA Wrestling World Team
NCAA National Champion
Multiple-time collegiate All-American wrestler #BJJ Qualifications
Mir has also put together an impressive resume in Brazilian jiu-jitsu. She’s won major no-gi tournaments and has established herself as one of the most promising young grapplers in the sport. Her BJJ success directly translates to her submission-heavy MMA style and helps explain why her opponents have such a hard time once the fight hits the ground.
### Interest in the UFC and Future Potential
The MMA world has taken note of Mir’s rapid development. UFC President Dana White has praised her, saying she’s a gifted athlete with a ton of upside and a special talent.
She’s one of the most interesting prospects making her way up the ranks at the moment with her elite wrestling, proven submission skills, athletic pedigree, and perfect record.
Mir returned a few weeks later and scored her first professional victory. She defeated Alma Cespedes by technical submission via rear-naked choke in the first round, showing her grappling skills translated seamlessly to MMA competition.
#### Jessica Link-Davis vs. Bella Mir
Mir returned to MMA in 2022 after focusing on wrestling and education, submitting Jessica Link-Davis with a first-round armbar. **Stephanie Calderon vs. Bella Mir**
The last fight of her career was in July 2025 against Stephanie Calderon. Mir picked up another first-round submission win, this time by hammerlock, to stay undefeated and turn up the heat on her future even more. A Fighting Style Based on Grappling
One look at Mir’s stats and one thing is clear: she is good on the ground. Her background in wrestling and Brazilian jiu-jitsu has contributed to 75 percent of her wins by submission in her professional career.
Unlike many young fighters who focus primarily on striking, Mir’s foundation is built on wrestling and grappling.
In 2026, she was crowned the women’s wrestling champion for the NCAA, winning the national title at 145 pounds. She was just as determined and technically skilled in her championship run as she was in her MMA success.
Mir was an exceptional wrestler before he reached the NCAA level:
* 4-time Nevada state wrestling champion
* Member of USA Wrestling World Team
NCAA National Champion
Multiple-time collegiate All-American wrestler #BJJ Qualifications
Mir has also put together an impressive resume in Brazilian jiu-jitsu. She’s won major no-gi tournaments and has established herself as one of the most promising young grapplers in the sport. Her BJJ success directly translates to her submission-heavy MMA style and helps explain why her opponents have such a hard time once the fight hits the ground.
### Interest in the UFC and Future Potential
The MMA world has taken note of Mir’s rapid development. UFC President Dana White has praised her, saying she’s a gifted athlete with a ton of upside and a special talent.
She’s one of the most interesting prospects making her way up the ranks at the moment with her elite wrestling, proven submission skills, athletic pedigree, and perfect record.
## Conclusion
An undefeated 4-0 record, three submission victories, an NCAA wrestling title, and high-level Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu accomplishments have provided a foundation that few young fighters can match. Bella Mir looks to be one of the next big names in women’s mixed martial arts, whether she continues to dominate the regional scene or soon makes her leap to the sport’s biggest stages.
An undefeated 4-0 record, three submission victories, an NCAA wrestling title, and high-level Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu accomplishments have provided a foundation that few young fighters can match. Bella Mir looks to be one of the next big names in women’s mixed martial arts, whether she continues to dominate the regional scene or soon makes her leap to the sport’s biggest stages.

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