UFC • Women's Strawweight

Loma Lookboonmee

"Loma"

RECORD10-4-0

Biography

Born Suphisara Konlak in Buriram, Thailand, Loma Lookboonmee made history as the first Thai fighter ever signed to the UFC. She began training Muay Thai at age 7 at her father's gym and soon competed against boys due to a lack of female competition, accumulating nine championship titles including the S-1 World Championship. Her fight name 'Loma' — meaning dolphin in Thai — was given during her first trip to Pattaya when promoters spotted her childlike wonder at seeing the ocean for the first time. She made her UFC debut on October 26, 2019 and has since built a 7-3 UFC record with her technical Muay Thai striking and improving submission game, including a highlight-reel rear-naked choke finish of Elise Reed at UFC 284.

Tale of the Tape

Height5'1" (155 cm)

Reach61.5" (156 cm)

Fighting StyleMuay Thai / Striking

Camp / TeamBangtao Muay Thai & MMA

HometownBuriram, Thailand

OrganizationUFC

Win Distribution

Knockout (KO)1

Submission1

Decision8

Loss Distribution

Knockout (KO)0

Submission1

Decision3

Media Logs

Tactical Cage Film Analysis

WIN

vs. Elise Reed

UFC 284: Makhachev vs. Volkanovski • Feb 11, 2023

Vector: Quick takedown into dominant position leading to an early second-round choke finish

In one of the most impressive performances of her UFC career, Loma Lookboonmee demonstrated that her game extends well beyond Muay Thai striking. She secured a takedown, established dominant position, and locked in a rear-naked choke that forced Elise Reed to tap just 44 seconds into the second round — her only submission win in the UFC to date.

Submission (Rear-Naked Choke)

Round 2, 0:44

WIN

vs. Bruna Brasil

UFC Fight Night — Las Vegas • Feb 10, 2024

Vector: Relentless forward pressure and takedown control outworked Brasil over three rounds

Loma Lookboonmee gutted out a unanimous decision victory over Bruna Brasil in Las Vegas, winning 29-28 on all three judges' scorecards. She controlled the tempo with forward pressure, scored takedowns, and accumulated enough control time and significant strikes to edge a hard-fought three-round battle.

Decision (Unanimous)

Round 3, 5:00

LOSS

vs. Jaqueline Amorim

UFC Fight Night: Song vs. Figueiredo — Macau • May 30, 2026

Vector: Amorim exploited grappling exchange to lock in a first-round armbar finish

Loma Lookboonmee suffered a first-round submission loss to Jaqueline Amorim in the prelims of UFC Macau, tapped out via armbar at 4:04 of the opening frame. Amorim used a grappling exchange to secure a dominant position and methodically applied the joint lock, ending the fight before Lookboonmee could impose her striking game.

Submission (Armbar)

Round 1, 4:04