All the work and promotion that goes with years of MMA fighting can take its toll. UFC strawweight fighter Felice Herrig, 33, has worked her way back from the stress and anxiety that came with her pro career; she also made a serious comeback following the brief hiatus she took in 2015.
Now, Herrig is still going strong—and she’s become a force to be reckoned with in the Octagon once again.
Find out what she’s been up to in this slideshow, and on her social feeds at Instagram @FeliceHerrig and Twitter @FeliceHerrig.
Photos: Felice Herrig Rocks Her Physique Outside the Octagon
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Michelle Keim
Herrig, also known as “Lil Bulldog,” has won four of her five fights since returning to the Octagon. She defeated Cortney Casey-Sanchez at UFC 218 on December 2, 2017, but lost to Karolina Kowalkiewicz in her last outing on April 8, 2018.
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Michelle Keim
Herrig’s been fighting professionally since 2009, and holds a professional record of 14-7.
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Michelle Keim
She’s been sponsored by Allmax for more than five years, and represented the brand at both the Arnold Classic and the Olympia. Herrig broke into the fitness industry with the help of the supp company, and she soon checked off a bucket-list dream by competing in a national qualifying figure competition.
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Michelle Keim
Herrig stands at 5’4″ and cuts down to 115lbs for pre-fight weigh-ins. Her fight training helps her stay in shape for magazine spreads and cover shoots.
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Michelle Keim
Herrig makes every effort to stay connected with her fans, and always stays active on her social media accounts. She’s entertained several movie ideas, and made an appearance on American Ninja Warrior.
Herrig, also known as “Lil Bulldog,” has won four of her five fights since returning to the Octagon. She defeated Cortney Casey-Sanchez at UFC 218 on December 2, 2017, but lost to Karolina Kowalkiewicz in her last outing on April 8, 2018.
Herrig’s been fighting professionally since 2009, and holds a professional record of 14-7.
She’s been sponsored by Allmax for more than five years, and represented the brand at both the Arnold Classic and the Olympia. Herrig broke into the fitness industry with the help of the supp company, and she soon checked off a bucket-list dream by competing in a national qualifying figure competition.
Herrig stands at 5’4″ and cuts down to 115lbs for pre-fight weigh-ins. Her fight training helps her stay in shape for magazine spreads and cover shoots.
Herrig makes every effort to stay connected with her fans, and always stays active on her social media accounts. She’s entertained several movie ideas, and made an appearance on American Ninja Warrior.
