Holly Holm, a mixed martial artist and former professional boxer, has a net worth of $4 million. She was a multiple-time world champion in boxing, defending her championships 18 times across three weight divisions. Holm won the UFC women’s bantamweight title by defeating Ronda Rousey in a stunning upset in late 2015.
Who is Holly Holm?
Holly Holm was born on October 17, 1981, in Albuquerque, New Mexico, as the youngest of three children to Tammy, a massage therapist, and Roger, a preacher. She was an avid athlete growing up, participating in soccer, gymnastics, swimming, and diving. After graduating from Manzano High School in 2000, Holm spent a year at the University of New Mexico.
How old is Holly Holm?
She is currently 42 years old.
What is Holly Holm’s net worth?
She is estimated to be worth $4 million.
What is Holly Holm’s career?
Holm began her fighting career as an amateur kickboxer. In 2001, she won the International Rules Adult Women’s Welterweight Division of the USA National Amateur Championship Tournament.
Holm’s professional boxing debut came in early 2002, when she defeated Martha Deitchman via TKO. That was followed in June by a TKO victory over Terrie Carrillo. In August, Holm defeated Deitchman in a rematch. Her final fight of the year came against Bonnie Mann, whom she defeated by unanimous decision. Holm battled Stephanie Jaramillo twice in 2003, winning the first and drawing the second fight.
She went on to defeat Angelica Martinez at the end of the year. Holm’s first professional loss came in 2004 to Rita Turrisi. She rebounded at the conclusion of the year, defeating Terri Blair for the inaugural IBA female light welterweight championship.
Holm successfully defended her championship several times, defeating women such as Lisa Lewis, Mia St. John, Shadina Pennybaker, and Jane Couch. She increased her collection in 2006 by defeating Angelica Martinez for the inaugural WBA female welterweight title and Tricia Turton for the vacant IFBA light middleweight belt. Holm was selected female Fighter of the Year by Ring magazine in 2005 and 2006.
In early 2007, Holm defeated Ann Saccurato to maintain her WBA female welterweight title; she also won the vacant WBC, IBA, GBU, WIBA, and IFBA female welterweight titles. Later that year, she defeated Angelica Martinez for the third bout in her career, capturing the vacant IBA female welterweight title.
Holm defended her championships by defeating Miriam Brakache, Belinda Laracuente, and Mary Jo Sanders in 2008. Furthermore, by defeating Sanders, she became the undisputed welterweight champion, holding belts ranging from 140 to 154. The two had a rematch, which ended in a tie. Holm went on to defend her WIBA welterweight title in 2009.
In 2010, she won the vacant WIBA and IBA light welterweight belts. The next year, Holm suffered a crushing defeat against Anne Sophia Mathis in a major upset. In a rematch in 2012, Holm avenged her loss and won Mathis’ WBF, IBA, and WBAN welterweight belts. She defeated Diana Prazak to win the vacant IBA and WBF light welterweight belts. Holm contested her final professional boxing battle in 2013, defeating Mary McGee to retain her IBA and WBF belts.
Holm made her mixed martial arts debut in early 2011, defeating Christina Domke via TKO. She returned to MMA later in the year, defeating Jan Finney by TKO. Holm made her Bellator MMA debut in early 2013, defeating Katie Merrill via TKO in the second round. That June, she defeated Allanna Jones at Legacy Fighting Championship 21.
Holm defeated Nikki Knudsen at Legacy Fighting Championship 24 in October, and she defeated Angela Hayes at Fresquez Productions: Havoc to end the year. Holm defeated Juliana Werner to win Legacy FC’s inaugural women’s bantamweight title in 2014. That year, she signed a multifight contract with the UFC. Holm went on to make her UFC debut in early 2015, She defeated Raquel Pennington at UFC 184. In the summer, she defeated Marion Reneau by unanimous decision at UFC Fight Night 71.
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