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A 13-2 record, the #2 flyweight ranking, and a resume full of names — here is where Manon Fiorot stands on paper.
Manon Fiorot, nicknamed “The Beast,” fights out of France in the Women’s Flyweight division. Her record reads 13-2-0, and the ranking backs it up: she sits at #2 in Women’s Flyweight and cracks the pound-for-pound conversation at #5 among women. Those two numbers tell most of the story on their own. A fighter does not climb to second in a division and land inside the top five p4p without stacking real names, and Fiorot has done exactly that.
At 36 years old, she is a veteran in the truest sense — someone whose ranking is the product of years, not a hot streak. Two losses across fifteen fights is a thin margin of defeat for anyone operating at the top of a division.
We only read what the physicals give us, and they sketch a specific picture. Fiorot stands 5’ 7" with a 65" reach — long for the flyweight class, the kind of frame that lets a fighter dictate range and fight on the outside if she chooses. She works from an Orthodox stance, the conventional lead-left setup.
Height and reach like that, paired with the Orthodox base, describe a fighter built to keep opponents at the end of her range rather than get dragged into short exchanges. On paper, the physical tools favor control of distance. That is the read the numbers allow — nothing more invented on top of it.
Here is where the resume earns the ranking. Fiorot’s recent stretch:
Read it top to bottom and the shape is clear. Four wins surround a single loss, and that loss came against Valentina Shevchenko — a name that speaks for itself in this division. Before and after that setback, Fiorot handled the kind of opponents who define a top-tier flyweight: Erin Blanchfield, Rose Namajunas, Jasmine Jasudavicius. Beating that caliber of fighter is precisely how you land at #2. Her most recent result is a win, so she carries momentum back up the ladder after the one defeat on this run.
A few honest things to keep an eye on with Fiorot going forward:
Her next opponent is not set yet — nothing is on the calendar in the data we have. That makes her a fighter to keep on your radar rather than one with a fight already circled.
Manon Fiorot is the #2 flyweight on the planet with a 13-2 record and a p4p ranking to match — the kind of fighter whose next bout instantly becomes a headline the moment it is announced. When it is, put her on your bracket and lock in your pick. Build your sheet, back your read, and see who among your friends calls it right. The Beast is one to watch.