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Australia Jessica-Rose Clark, known as "Jessy Jess," is an Australian mixed martial artist who has competed in the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) and is a WCK Muay Thai Champion.
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Jessica-Rose Clark, born on November 28, 1987, in Cairns, Queensland, Australia, embarked on her professional mixed martial arts (MMA) career in December 2012. Over the initial two years, she compiled a record of 5 wins and 1 loss fighting in various regional promotions. Her early career saw her secure inaugural championships, including the UCU Women’s Bantamweight Championship in 2014 and the XFC Australia Bantamweight Championship in the same year, followed by the Roshambo MMA Women’s Bantamweight Championship. Jessy Jess developed her fighting style through kickboxing before transitioning to MMA, and currently holds a Purple Belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. She trains at Combat Sports Academy.
Her career progressed with Invicta FC appearances in 2015 and 2016, leading to her Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) debut in November 2017. In the UFC, she achieved notable victories against Bec Rawlings in 2017 and Paige VanZant in 2018. She continued to compete in the bantamweight and flyweight divisions within the UFC, securing a TKO victory against Sarah Alpar in 2020 and a unanimous decision win against Joselyne Edwards in 2021. Following her UFC tenure, Jessy Jess has expanded into Dirty Boxing, making her debut in Mike Perry’s Dirty Boxing Championships in June 2025 where she won by unanimous decision against Marilia Morais.
Since her professional debut, Jessy Jess has consistently competed at a high level. Despite experiencing a series of losses in the UFC in the years leading up to 2023, she maintained her competitive drive. Her transition into Dirty Boxing in 2025 marked a new phase in her combat sports career, demonstrating versatility and continued engagement in the fighting arena. Her journey highlights a commitment to combat sports across multiple disciplines and promotions.
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