Where Is Ramona Pascual From? Family Partner Details Of The UFC Fighter

33-years-old Ramona Pascual is a professional Mixed Martial Artist (MMA) from Hong Kong who competes in the Lightweight division in UFC.

Hong Kong-based professional MMA fighter Ramona Pascual has fought tooth and nail to establish herself in a male-dominated industry. She is affiliated with Syndicate MMA and competes in the Featherweight division.

The fighter is creating a buzz on the internet for her upcoming bout with Josiane Nunes, which will take place coming February 26, 2022, in UFC Apex, Las Vegas, Nevada, United States. Her latest fight was with Shamir Peshwa on January 12, 2022, and she won the bout with TKO ( Knees to the Body and Punches).

Where Is Ramona Pascual From?

The MMA fighter Ramona Pascual is from Hong Kong and grew up in a conservative Chinese-Filipino family. She was born on September 23, 1988, and is currently 33 years old.

The fighter was always interested in sports and competed in basketball and rugby in school. At 16, she tried kickboxing and fell in love with it.

She started fighting in 2011, and in 2013 she began training and competing in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu to add grappling to her arsenal.

Ramona Pascual started her professional fighting career in 2016, and her debut fight as a professional was with Ella Tang on August 20, 2016. She won the bout with TKO in the second round. The game was soo intense that doctor had to interfere.

Explore Ramona Pascual Family and Partner

The MMA fighter Ramona Pascual belongs to a conservative Chinese-Filipino family. She is in a serious relationship, but her partner’s name is still unknown.

Initially, her family was not supportive of her MMA career. She left her secure desk job to pursue her dream. Ramona’s parents were not happy with her decision and even said that she was wasting her business degree while pursuing a fighting career which is not even ladylike.

She said in an interview that no parents want their children to go into a cage and fight someone else for money. Later, seeing her dedication and hard work, her parents supported her career choice.

She won double gold at the 2015 Abu Dhabi World Professional Jiu-Jitsu Championships and has got two titles at Asia’s 2018 Mater International Championships, the first woman in Hong Kong to ever headline a fight event.

Meet Ramona Pascual On Instagram

Ramona Pascual is pretty active on social media handles. She has a verified Instagram account with the username @ramonacarla, where she has 1,168 posts and 11.8K followers.

The fighter shares a glimpse of her professional and personal life with her fans through Instagram. She shares pictures of her friends, training, and games.

The net worth of Ramona Pascual is still unknown, but it seems she has approximately $100,000. Her source of income is being a professional MMA fighter.

As per MMA Manifesto, UFC fighter earns an average of $147,965 per year. The fighter gets a basic salary on the fight night, whether win or lose and the winner also gets a win bonus, usually equal to the base salary.

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