Klaudia Syguła Record: 8-3-0

UFC run

Syguła's Octagon debut in November 2024 was a baptism by fire: she ran into the unbeaten prospect Melissa Mullins, who stopped her with second-round ground strikes for the first finish loss of her UFC tenure. She answered emphatically. In June 2025, she out-worked Irina Alekseeva over three rounds for a unanimous-decision win that put her in the UFC's win column for the first time. She kept the momentum going in February 2026, grinding out another unanimous decision over the durable veteran Priscila Cachoeira – back-to-back decision wins that established her as a fighter capable of imposing her pace and volume across 15 minutes against experienced opposition.

Fighting style

Syguła is a well-rounded fighter whose record leans on her ability to take fights into deep water and win the rounds: five of her eight professional victories have come by decision, with two by knockout and one by submission, giving her a finish rate around 38 percent. Her jiu-jitsu roots and length make her dangerous in scrambles, and her back-to-back UFC decision wins show a fighter comfortable dictating tempo, pressuring opponents and accumulating output over three rounds. Her one demonstrated UFC vulnerability came against the power and pace of Mullins, who got on top and finished with ground strikes – a reminder that she is at her best when she controls the positioning rather than fighting off her back.

Career highlights

• Back-to-back UFC decision wins — she beat Irina Alekseeva and then veteran Priscila Cachoeira by unanimous decision to establish herself on the UFC roster.
• Decorated amateur pedigree — a multiple-time national medalist who competed at the 2019 Amateur MMA World Championships before turning professional.
• Polish team product — she developed at FitFabric Shark Top Team in Łódź, one of Poland's deepest women's MMA programs, training alongside established names like Karolina Kowalkiewicz.