Anissa Meksen
Savate footwork, seven world titles, 104 wins
- Born
- April 29, 1988, Nancy, France
- Nationality
France
Algeria- Height
- 168 cm (5′6″)
- Style
- Savate-trained technician
- Weight
- Super Bantamweight, Bantamweight, Atomweight
- Active
- 2001–present
- Status
- Active · age 38
The record
Wikipedia; ONE Championship's own article also cites 104-7. Pro boxing 2-0. Last recorded fight: December 2024.
The story
nissa Meksen, from Nancy in eastern France, is a savate world, European and French champion, and that background shows in her footwork and clean, quick hands. She collected world titles under WAKO Pro, ISKA and WBC Muay Thai rules, and in 2017 took Glory's super bantamweight title from Tiffany van Soest. She lost it to Jady Menezes on a disputed split decision in 2018, stopped Menezes in the second round of their rematch three months later, and beat van Soest again in early 2019 before van Soest won their third fight. Since 2021 she has competed for ONE Championship, knocking out Cristina Morales on debut and challenging for two world titles. Her record stands at 104 wins and 7 losses.
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- Glory Women's Super Bantamweight champion (2017–2018, 2018–2019)
- WBC Muay Thai world champion (2016)
- WAKO Pro flyweight world champion (2016)
- ISKA K-1 rules bantamweight world champion (2017)
- Savate world champion
- Combat Press Fighter of the Year (2017)
- Glory Newcomer of the Year (2017)
Defining fights
- 2017WINvs Tiffany van Soest (unanimous decision, won Glory title)
- 2018WINvs Jady Menezes (TKO 2, regained Glory title)
- 2019LOSSvs Tiffany van Soest (unanimous decision, lost Glory title)
- 2021WINvs Cristina Morales (KO 2, left hook, ONE debut)
- 2024LOSSvs Jackie Buntan (unanimous decision, ONE strawweight kickboxing title)
After every combination take a small angle step, so you are never standing where the counter is aimed, then attack again from the new angle, the savate footwork Meksen fights with.
1976–1995
2009–2023
