Pro MMA Record: 8-9-0 (Win-Loss-Draw)

Bec Rawlings has become synonymous with women’s bare-knuckle fighting having participated in three of the first five BKFC events and winning every one of them. The Australian mixed martial artist had a great career before joining the BKFC roster having fought in the UFC, Bellator and all women’s promotion, Invicta with a 8-9 record overall.

Rawlings became the first ever BKFC champion, man or woman, at BKFC 2 where she defeated Britain Hart via split decision. She grew slightly less active after defending her featherweight title at BKFC 4 in Mexico, but continues to fight at the top of her flyweight division against opponents like Christine Ferea and Taylor Starling. *Currently her only losses in BKFC have been delivered by sitting champions Christine Ferea and Britain Hart.

The Tasmanian-born Rawlings has been a lifelong athlete, competing in basketball and gymnastics in her pre-teens. It wasn’t until she began gaining weight and losing a bit of her naturally athletic step before she took up MMA after meeting Dan Hyatt. She debuted as a professional in 2011 and went on a nice run after losing her first fight. Rawlings has faced household names in the women’s MMA world like Carla Esparza, Mizuki Inoue, Tecia Pennington, Page VanZant and more. 

Bec Rawlings will bring a high level of technique and speed to the Squared Circle and fight through any level of adversity she may encounter. She doesn’t get rattled when taking power shots and absolutely wants to give one back if she gets caught. The toughness and physicality is rarely matched!