Germaine de Randamie of the Netherlands, a mixed martial artist who is undefeated in kickboxing, is a rolemodel for women around world. Because of her success at the Ultimate Fighting Championship, de Randamie has been a well-respected and respected athlete. Below is an interview with de Randamie. She discusses her training methods and personal success formula.
Germaine de Randamie has a mixed martial art background.
Germaine de Randamie has a reputation for her kickboxing prowess. As a kickboxing champion, de Randamie has been undefeated. However, she has moved on to mixed martial arts, where she has fought in the Ultimate Fighting Championship. She was the UFC's first female featherweight champion, and she also competed at Strikeforce's featherweight competition.
In her early years de Randamie was a well-known Muay Thak competitor in the Netherlands. Since then, she has won numerous titles in various weight categories. She signed with UFC in 2012 and won a number of notable matches. In 2013, she made her UFC debut, where she defeated Julie Kedzie. Later she won unanimously the Women's Featherweight Championship. But, her title was revoked when she refused to face Cris Cborg in a unification bout.
She is an undefeated kickboxer
Germaine de Randamie (female kickboxer) is undefeated and was the first UFC women's champion for featherweight. She holds a perfect 46-0 record, and 30 of her victories have been knockouts. The undefeated kickboxer is one of the most talented strikers on the women's UFC roster. De Randamie revealed recently that she learned the guillotine choke and that she is getting enough respect for what she accomplished.
While it is very difficult to compete for the world title, de Randamie believes she has become a dominant fighter because of her stance. She relies on her in-and-out movement to land hard punches, and uses this to her advantage. She can take out her opponent's opponents with quick one and two combos. She also pulls punches effectively to make them miss and leave the door open for counter strikes. Her punching power is not the only thing she excels at. She also has great timing and can throw powerful overhands or uppercuts.
She has a personal mantra for success
Germaine de Randamie - also known as The Iron Lady - is a multitalented runner both inside the Octagon and outside. Her diverse background in martial arts includes kickboxing, Muay Thai, and Brazilian jiu-jitsu. In addition to her fame in MMA, de Randamie has won several other tournaments, including the Muay Thai world championship.
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She is a well-known athlete outside of the octagon
Germaine de Randamie is known as "The Iron Lady" and has won many combat sports competitions. Her varied background has made her an internationally renowned athlete, even outside of the Octagon. She's proficient at Brazilian Jiu-jitsu (Muay Thai), kickboxing, and Muay Thai. She has also won numerous titles in kickboxing, martial arts and other MMA events.
Germaine de Randamie is a legend. With forty-six wins, and thirty knockouts, she is unbeaten in Muay Thai at both amateur and professional levels. She has been competing in the UFC since 2010 and is undefeated in kickboxing.