BRAVE Combat Federation honors women in combat sports on International Women’s Day

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In celebration of International Women’s Day 2025, BRAVE Combat Federation proudly joins the global movement in honoring the achievements of women in combat sports. Under this year’s theme, The Year of the BRAVE, BRAVE CF continues to push for inclusion, diversity, and empowerment across all levels of the sport.

Women leading the way in BRAVE CF

Women have long played an integral role in BRAVE CF’s success, both inside the cage and in key leadership positions. Valeria Lang, BRAVE CF’s Chief Operating Officer, is one of the most influential women in MMA today, redefining leadership in a traditionally male-dominated industry.

Our mission at BRAVE CF is to create opportunities for everyone, regardless of gender, to excel. Women are integral to our success and symbolize the essence of bravery, said Valeria Lang.

BRAVE CF celebrates International Women’s Day 2025, honoring women in combat sports.
BRAVE CF celebrates International Women’s Day 2025, honoring women in combat sports.

Beyond executive roles, BRAVE CF has actively promoted women in operational positions, including cutmen, referees, and event hosts. Vanessa Campos recently played a pivotal role in hosting the BRAVE CF 94 media day in Slovenia, while BRAVE CF 73 made history when a female referee oversaw a main event for the first time in the promotion’s history.

Female fighters making history

Inside the cage, women’s MMA has flourished under BRAVE CF’s platform. Fighters like Luana Pinheiro, the first female athlete to secure two victories under the organization, have paved the way for a new generation of stars, including Sabrina, Monika, and Suchika.

Their achievements extend beyond fight nights. Many of these athletes juggle careers, families, and advocacy work, proving that bravery goes beyond competition. Their performances inspire young girls worldwide, showing them that they, too, can thrive in combat sports.

Empowering the next generation of women in MMA

The rise of women’s engagement in MMA, both as competitors and fans, highlights the growing appeal of the sport. BRAVE CF has witnessed a significant increase in female viewership, driven by the skill, strategy, and resilience displayed in the cage.

Aligning with this year’s International Women’s Day theme, Accelerate Action, BRAVE CF is committed to:

  • Expanding opportunities for female fighters
  • Promoting women in leadership roles within the organization
  • Creating an inclusive fan experience

As BRAVE CF expands globally in 2025, with events in Switzerland, China, Slovenia, and Bulgaria, its commitment to equality in MMA remains stronger than ever.

On this International Women’s Day, BRAVE CF salutes all women who exemplify courage, strength, and resilience, whether they are competing in the cage or advocating for equality in their communities.

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