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Jorina Baars

b. 1988

Dutch mixed martial artist

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Born 1988. Jorina Baars is a Dutch mixed martial arts fighter, kickboxer and thai boxer.

Jorina Baars (born 18 October 1988) is a Dutch female Muay Thai kickboxer, based in Den Helder, Netherlands. She has competed professionally since 2004 and is the current ISKA Welterweight World Muay Thai champion, Lion Fight Women's World Welterweight Champion and the Enfusion Women's Featherweight Champion.

As of September 2022, she is ranked as the #5 female pound for pound fighter in the world by Combat Press, and #4 by Beyond Kick.

Early life Baars started training in kickboxing at the age of 7, and she had her first bout at the age of 12. She was very close to her father, who used to watch all of her fights until his untimely passing.

Martial arts career Kickboxing Jorina Baars made her debut in 2000, with a win over Tatjana Bosman. Over the next eight years, she amassed an undefeated record of 22 wins and three draws. During this time she achieved two notable wins over Hatice Ozyurt, and a win against Nong Toom.

In 2009, she participated in the ISKA World Championship Thaiboxing, where she faced Helene Garnett for the ISKA Women's World Muay Thai Welterweight Title. Baars won the fight by a split decision.

During Gladiators of the Cathedral II Baars fought Chantal Ughi for the ITMF European Championship. Baars won a split decision.

Lion Fight After another four wins, she fought Cristiane Justino for the inaugural Lion Fight Muay Thai Women's World Welterweight Championship. Baars won a unanimous decision. Her first title defense was a rematch against Chantal Ughi. Baars won the fight by TKO, after Ughi retired after the third round. Her second title defense came against Martina Jindrová during Lion Fight 25. Baars won a unanimous decision. The third title defense came during Lion Fight 31 against Angela Whitley. Baars won a unanimous decision.

ONE Championship After winning another four fights against Irene Martens, Athina Efmorfiadi, Anke Van Gestel and Amel Dehby, Baars signed with ONE Championship. She made her promotional debut during ONE Championship: Age Of Dragons against Christina Breuer. Baars suffered her first career loss, by a split decision. Her loss to Breuer was nominated for 2019 Combat Press Kickboxing Robbery of the Year.

Return to Lion Fight In 2021, Baars signed a new contract with Lion Fight. She was scheduled to face Claire Clements in her promotional debut, at Lion Fight 68 on 22 August 2021. Baars won the fight by unanimous decision.

Enfusion Baars faced Sarah Worsfold for the vacant Enfusion Women's Featherweight Championship at Enfusion 109 on 18 June 2022. She won the fight by unanimous decision. Baars made her first title defense against Erica Björnestrand at Enfusion 116 on 19 November 2022. She won the fight by unanimous decision. Baars made her second title defense against Emma Abrahamsson at Enfusion 120 on 18 March 2023. She won the fight by a fourth-round technical knockout. Baars made her third defense against Lea Zufle at Enfusion 130 on 25 November 2023. She won the fight by unanimous decision.

Mixed martial arts Baars made her MMA debut against Cindy Dandois in 2011. Dandois won by TKO at the end of the second round. She suffered TKO losses to Danielle West and Maria Hougaard. Her first and, so far, only win came through a submission, against Alexandra Buch.

Championships and awards Kickboxing Enfusion 2022 Enfusion Women's Featherweight Champion (inaugural; current; 3 defenses)

Muay Thai AwakeningFighters.com 2015 Inspirational Female Fighter of the Year 2015 Fight of the Year vs. Martina Jindrová at Lion Fight 25 2014 Most Viewed Female Fighter Lion Fight 2014 Lion Fight Women's World Welterweight Champion (inaugural; 3 defenses) International Sport Karate Association 2009 – ISKA World Welterweight Title (66 kg) Other 2012 – Amazon of K-1 Muay Thai Grand Prix (Winner) 2011 – National Dutch Title (147 lbs)

Muay Thai and Kickboxing record

Enfusion 130 Alkmaar, Netherlands Decision (Unanimous)

Enfusion 120 Alkmaar, Netherlands TKO (Body strike)

Enfusion 116 Groningen, Netherlands Decision (Unanimous)

Enfusion 109 Groningen, Netherlands Decision (Unanimous)

Lion Fight 68 Glasgow, Scotland

ONE Championship: Age Of Dragons Beijing, China

WFL: Final 8 World Grand Prix Almere, Netherlands

Bellator Kickboxing 9 Budapest, Hungary

Bellator Kickboxing 7 San Jose, CA Decision (Unanimous)

Bellator Kickboxing 6: Budapest Budapest, Hungary

Lion Fight 31 Mashantucket, Connecticut, United States Decision (Unanimous)

Caged Muay Thai 8 Logan City, Queensland, Australia Decision (Unanimous)

Lion Fight 25 Temecula, California, United States Decision (Unanimous)

Thailand

Lion Fight 20 Mashantucket, Connecticut, United States

Lion Fight 14 Las Vegas, Nevada, United States Decision (Unanimous)

Amazon of K1 Grand Prix Final Herne, Germany Decision (Unanimous)

Amazon of K1 Grand Prix Semi-Finals Herne, Germany Decision (Unanimous)

Amazon of K1 Grand Prix Quarter-Finals Herne, Germany

Den Helder, Netherlands

Gladiators of the Cathedral II Den Helder, Netherlands

Time2Fight Ladies Tournament Final Hoorn, Netherlands

Time2Fight Ladies Tournament Semifinals Hoorn, Netherlands

ISKA World Championship Thaiboxing Sheffield, England

Only the Strongest Ter Apel, Netherlands

KOE: Tough Is Not Enough Rotterdam, Netherlands

Utrecht, Netherlands

Only the Strongest Ter Apel, Netherlands

Battle of Arnhem 6 Arnhem, Netherlands

Only the Strongest Ter Apel, Netherlands

Thai Boxing Gala Den Helder, Netherlands

Thai Boxing Gala Eindhoven, Netherlands

Stare Down City Oostzaan, Netherlands

Netherlands,

Deventer, Netherlands

Den Helder, Netherlands

Netherlands,

Gym Alkmaar Fight Gala Alkmaar, Netherlands

Stare Down City Landsmeer, Netherlands

Netherlands,

Stare Down City Landsmeer, Netherlands

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Landsmeer, Netherlands

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Netherlands,

Zaandam, Netherlands

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Netherlands?

Netherlands?

Netherlands,

May or 8 October 2001

Open Dutch Youth Championship Netherlands?

Open Dutch Youth Championship Netherlands,

Mixed martial arts record Loss

Maria Hougaard Djursaa TKO (retirement) European MMA 5: Frederiksberg

Frederiksberg, Denmark Win

Alexandra Buch Submission (guillotine choke) MMAB - MMA Bundesliga 1

Herne, Germany Loss

Danielle West TKO (punches) Girl Fights Only 7

Netherlands Loss

Cindy Dandois TKO (punches) Staredown

Antwerp, Belgium

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Who is Jorina Baars?

Dutch mixed martial artist

When was Jorina Baars born?

Jorina Baars was born on 17 October 1988 in Den Helder.

What is Jorina Baars's occupation?

Jorina Baars is a mixed martial arts fighter, kickboxer and thai boxer.

What nationality is Jorina Baars?

Jorina Baars is Dutch.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Jorina Baars

· Wikidata: Q18392774

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