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A spotless 8-0-0 record, a southpaw stance, and long levers at 21 — here's the case for putting Regina Tarin on your watch list.
Every so often a name shows up in the Women’s Flyweight conversation with nothing but zeros in the loss column, and that’s exactly what makes Regina Tarin — fighting under the nickname “Kill Bill” — worth a closer look. She’s from Mexico, she’s 21 years old, and she carries a professional record of 8-0-0. No draws, no defeats, no asterisks. On paper, that’s the kind of clean slate that turns casual fans into believers.
This is a spotlight built entirely on what we can actually see in the numbers. No invented highlights, no borrowed hype — just the record, the division, and the physical profile. And even kept that honest, it reads like a fighter people should be tracking.
Eight fights, eight wins. At 8-0-0, Tarin hasn’t yet been handed a blemish, and she’s stacking that record at an age when many pros are only getting started. She sits in the Women’s Flyweight division out of Mexico — a country with deep combat-sports roots and a fan base that loves backing its own.
One honest note: Tarin is currently unranked. That’s not a knock so much as a stage marker. Unbeaten prospects almost always live outside the rankings before their résumé forces the issue, and the interesting question with a fighter like this is simply how long that stays true. Right now she’s the classic under-the-radar name — a perfect pick for anyone who likes calling a riser before the crowd catches on.
We don’t have strike or grappling stats here, so let’s read what the physical profile tells us — and it tells us plenty for a flyweight.
Stack those together — tall, rangy, left-handed, and still only 21 — and you get a build that, on paper, favors a long-range, hard-to-time fighter. Nothing here is invented; it’s just what the tale of the tape suggests about the matchups ahead.
One straight answer on the near term: her recent form and next opponent aren’t listed here yet, so we’re not going to guess at them. When that bout gets set, it becomes must-follow viewing for anyone tracking the division’s fresh faces.
Regina Tarin is the kind of name you want on your radar before everyone else clocks her — unbeaten, young, and physically built to be a problem at Women’s Flyweight. Keep an eye on the Mexican prospect, and when “Kill Bill” gets her next assignment, set your grid, call your winner, and see if the 8-0-0 becomes 9-0-0.