Ravena Oliveira has been removed from the UFC roster. The departure marks the end of her tenure with the promotion.
Ravena Oliveira has parted ways with the UFC, with the Brazilian fighter's name removed from the promotion's active roster as of August 2026.
Oliveira, nicknamed "Kenoudy," compiled a 7-5-1 professional record during her career, going through a spell of mixed results that ultimately brought her time with the organization to a close. The 29-year-old from Brazil trained out of Life MMA and competed as an orthodox striker standing five-foot-five with a 65-inch reach. Her statistical profile leaned toward a measured output, averaging 1.77 significant strikes landed per minute at a 31 percent striking accuracy rate, while she also contributed modestly on the grappling side with 0.74 takedowns per 15 minutes.
Why it matters
- Oliveira's removal continues a pattern of roster trimming the UFC conducts periodically across all divisions
- At 29, she remains within a competitive age window and may attract interest from other promotions
- Her 7-5-1 record and well-rounded, if understated, skill set give her options as a free agent on the global MMA circuit
