Yuuki Kondo

Martial arts training

Kondo practiced judo in high school where she was a decorated judoka.

In her second fight, Kondo defeated Dutch fighter Yuta Dum by TKO after Dum injured her ankle and was unable to come out for the second round on at ReMix Golden Gate 2001.

At Smackgirl: Starting Over on , Kondo defeated Mika Harigai in 49 seconds with an armbar submission.

Continuing her winning streak, Kondo defeated Aya Koyama by unanimous decision on at Smackgirl: Fighting Chance.

At Smackgirl: Burning Night on , Kondo got her fourth straight victory against Megumi Sato, whom Kondo defeated with an armbar submission in the first round.

On , Kondo had a rematch against Mika Harigai, whom kondo defeated once again with an armbar submission in the first round at Smackgirl: Alive!.

Kondo's second professional loss came on at the event Ax Vol. 1: we do the justice, where Kondo lost against then undefeated Japanese women's MMA star Ikuma Hoshino via unanimous decision.

Rebounding with a victory, Kondo submitted Hiromi Kanai in 34 seconds with an armbar on at Smackgirl: Pioneering Spirit.

Kondo next drew against Yoko Takahashi after three rounds at the event Zero-One: True Century Creation '02 held on .

At Ax Vol. 3 on , Kondo defeated Yuki Morimatsu via submission (armbar) in the first round.

At Ax Vol. 4 on , American Angela Reestad gave Kondo her third professional loss by submitting her with an armbar that made Kondo scream in pain and forced her to tap in the first round.

Kondo got back on the winning track by defeating Keiko Tamai via unanimous decision at Smackgirl: Japan Cup 2002 Grand Final on .

On at Smackgirl: Third Season I, Kondo defeated Guatemalan Mayra Conde by armbar submission in the first round.

At Smackgirl: Third Season III celebrated on , Kondo defeated Dutch fighter Fatiha Abalhaja with an armbar submission in the third round.

Earning her fourth consecutive win, Kondo submitted American fighter Sarah Boyd with an Americana in the third round at Smackgirl 2004: Go West on . It was the first time that she fought with her married name and as a member of Purebred Kyoto.

On Kondo announced her intentions to retire to dedicate herself to her personal life and possibly give birth.

Her retirement match was supposed to be at Smackgirl 2004: Yuuki Kondo Retirement Celebration on in a bout that she lost against American Amanda Buckner via submission (kneebar) in the second round.

Kondo had her final professional fight at Smackgirl 2005: Cool Fighter Last Stand on in a rematch against Marloes Coenen, who once again defeated Kondo, this time knocking her out in the second round.

Kondo had one more grappling match against Marloes Coenen in the +60 kg category of the 2005 ADCC Submission Wrestling World Championship held in California, United States, where Coenen submitted Kondo with a kneebar in the quarterfinals.

On in her blog, Kondo announced her intentions to return to MMA.

Personal life In 2004, Kondo (then Kubota) married Purebreed Kyoto owner and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu instructor Tetsuya Kondo. They have one daughter who was born in 2006. Together they operated the Red Shark Jiu Jitsu Academy in Numazu.

Mixed martial arts record Loss

Marloes Coenen KO (punch) Smackgirl 2005: Cool Fighter Last Stand

Numazu, Japan Loss

Amanda Buckner Submission (kneebar) Smackgirl 2004: Yuuki Kondo Retirement Celebration

Tokyo, Japan Win

Sarah Boyd Submission (keylock) Smackgirl 2004: Go West

Osaka, Japan Win

Fatiha Abalhaja Submission (armbar) Smackgirl: Third Season III

Tokyo, Japan Win

Mayra Conde Submission (armbar) Smackgirl: Third Season I

Tokyo, Japan Win

Keiko Tamai Decision (3-0) Smackgirl: Japan Cup 2002 Grand Final

Tokyo, Japan Loss

Angela Reestad Submission (armbar) Ax Vol. 4

Tokyo, Japan Win

Yuki Morimatsu Submission (armbar) Ax Vol. 3

Tokyo, Japan Draw

Yoko Takahashi Draw Zero-One: True Century Creation '02

Tokyo, Japan Win

Hiromi Kanai Submission (armbar) Smackgirl: Pioneering Spirit

Tokyo, Japan Loss

Ikuma Hoshino Decision (0-3) Ax Vol. 1: we do the justice

Tokyo, Japan Win

Mika Harigai Submission (armbar) Smackgirl: Alive!

Tokyo, Japan Win

Megumi Sato Submission (armbar) Smackgirl: Burning Night

Tokyo, Japan Win

Aya Koyama Decision (3-0) Smackgirl: Fighting Chance

Tokyo, Japan Win

Mika Harigai Submission (armbar) Smackgirl: Starting Over

Tokyo, Japan Win

Yuta Dum TKO (ankle injury) ReMix Golden Gate 2001

Tokyo, Japan Loss

Marloes Coenen Submission (armbar) LLPW: L-1 2000 The Strongest Lady

Tokyo, Japan