Allycia Hellen Rodrigues
The Brazilian who took Stamp's belt in her debut
- Born
- May 18, 1998, Fortaleza, Brazil
- Nationality
Brazil- Height
- 160 cm (5′3″)
- Reach
- 157 cm (5′2″)
- Style
- Clinch pressure fighter
- Weight
- Atomweight
- Active
- 2016–present
- Status
- Active · age 28
The record
ONE Championship gave her record as 35-7 after her July 2025 title defense; she has won once since (June 2026). Wikipedia's infobox, last updated in 2023, lists 36-6.
The story
llycia Hellen Rodrigues, born in Fortaleza, Brazil, started fighting at home before moving to Phuket to compete on Thailand's stadium circuit. In her ONE Championship debut in August 2020 she beat Stamp Fairtex by majority decision to win the atomweight Muay Thai world title. After a break of more than two years, during which her son was born, she returned in 2023 to beat interim champion Janet Todd and unify the belt. She has now defended it five times, including a left-hook knockout of Johanna Persson in 2025 and a split decision over Phetjeeja in 2026. Her game mixes long-range combinations with a punishing clinch of knees and elbows, and ONE calls her the longest-reigning female champion in its striking divisions.
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- ONE atomweight Muay Thai world champion (2020–present, 5 defenses)
- Longest-reigning female champion in ONE's striking divisions (per ONE, 2025)
- Two ONE Performance of the Night bonuses
Defining fights
- 2020WINvs Stamp Fairtex (majority decision, won ONE atomweight Muay Thai title)
- 2023WINvs Janet Todd (unanimous decision, unified the title)
- 2023LOSSvs Smilla Sundell (TKO 3, punches and elbows)
- 2025WINvs Johanna Persson (KO 3, left hook, title defense)
- 2026WINvs Phetjeeja Lukjaoporongtom (split decision, title defense)
Attack as you enter the clinch: step in behind a combination, grab the neck, and fire knees and short elbows before the opponent can settle their posture.
