Chelsea Chandler MMA Profile Record, Stats, Biography, UFC Career & Fight History

Croden controlled early exchanges on the feet and completed a takedown, but Chandler engineered a brilliant scramble along the fence to gain top control, isolate Croden’s arm, and wrench a kimura to secure the submission with only eight seconds remaining in the opening round.

Chandler closed distance immediately, secured a double-leg takedown, smoothly transitioned into full mount, and torqued an armbar to force a tapout at 3:42 of the first round.

Edwards timed Chandler’s forward pressure with sharp counter right hands, stunning Chandler against the fence and following up with unanswered punches to force referee Zach Teiberis to stop the bout at 2:31 of round one.

Chandler missed weight by five pounds and forfeited 20% of her purse. Santos picked Chandler apart at kicking range and dominated the clinch exchanges with heavy knees and elbows to take a unanimous decision victory.

Leveraging her six-inch height advantage, Chandler neutralized Nunes’ explosive power punching by initiating early clinch battles, grounding the Brazilian, and racking up substantial top control time to secure a 29-28 unanimous decision.

Dumont tagged Chandler with a flush right hand early in the opening round that caused Chandler to sprint across the cage to reset. Dumont remained in full command across all three rounds, landing heavy counter strikes and scoring takedowns to win 30-27 on all scorecards.

In a stellar UFC debut, Chandler defended an early armbar attempt from Stoliarenko, reversed into top mount, and rained down unanswered hammerfists and punches until the referee stepped in at 4:15 of round one, picking up a $50,000 Performance of the Night bonus.

Chandler utilized strong clinch takedowns to capture the first round and controlled top position in the third frame to overcome King’s striking in round two, sealing a 29-28 sweep on the judges’ scorecards.

Chandler handed the undefeated Parker her first career loss in blistering fashion, securing a swift takedown, taking the back, and sinking in a rear-naked choke to force the tap at 1:05 of round one, picking up an Invicta Performance of the Night bonus.

Chandler broke Victoria down with heavy knees in the clinch and aggressive ground-and-pound, forcing the referee to intervene at 3:58 of the second round to capture her first professional knockout.

Rebounding strongly from her debut defeat, Chandler dominated the grappling against previously undefeated Mitzi Merry, controlling position across 15 minutes to earn a lopsided unanimous decision.

Making her pro debut on the main card of Invicta FC 28, Chandler engaged in competitive stand-up and clinch exchanges but was out-struck and countered by Kenneson over three rounds, dropping a unanimous decision.