The Full Invicta FC 57 Main Card

A new atomweight champion will be crowned when Invicta Fighting Championships, the world’s premier combat sports organization for women, touches down at Memorial Hall in Kansas City on Friday, Sept. 20 with Invicta FC 57: Ferreira vs. Romero. In the night’s headliner, Brazilians Elisandra “Lili” Ferreira (7-2) and Andressa “Gauchinha” Romero (7-4-1) collide for 105-pound gold. Both athletes picked up victories at Invicta FC 55 in July to set up the title showdown. Ferreira reeled off her third straight win inside the Invicta cage over veteran Katie Saull, while Romero spoiled the U.S. debut of Japan’s Saori Oshima to establish herself as a top contender. The co-main event features the return of former flyweight title challenger Kristina “Warhorse” Williams (7-4) opposite Brazilian newcomer Nayara Maia (7-1-1). Williams has won four of her last five bouts, with the only defeat coming after five hard-fought rounds with Ketlen Souza for Invicta gold. The Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu black belt Maia joins the organization having finished five of her seven career victories. Also on the card, flyweight Liz “The Titan” Tracy (7-5) seeks revenge against UFC and Bellator veteran DeAnna “Vitamin D” Bennett (13-9-1) after the pair’s Phoenix Tournament 2 thriller in the 500th fight in Invicta FC history, and flyweight finisher Milana Dudieva (12-9) meets Sandra “The Peruvian Zombie” Lavado (12-5). Invicta FC 58: Ducote vs Ostroverkhova takes place on November 6th in Kansas City at Memorial Hall. GET TICKETS NOW: @InvictaFightingChampionships Like & Subscribe Connect with Invicta FC online and on Social: WEBSITE: FACEBOOK: TWITTER: INSTAGRAM: TIKTOK: @invictafc Join the Invicta Insiders Club for FREE for exclusive offers and news before anyone else gets it: About Invicta FC: Invicta Fighting Championships is the world’s premier all-women mixed martial arts (MMA) brand. Founded in 2012 by longtime combat sports executive Shannon Knapp, the greatest women athletes in the sport’s history continue to fight in Invicta FC. Owned by Anthem Sports & Entertainment, Invicta FC remains committed to pioneering women’s growth in combat sports.