Tereza Bleda
Skill profile
138 MMA anchors Striking, Wrestling, Grappling · his tags and claims adjust Accuracy, Striking D, TD Defense, Control · stats alone on Durability.
Built on 28 minutes of tracked cage time across 3 statted fights — every axis is held down until there is more tape, so read this as a sketch rather than a verdict.
Career rates — the raw numbers behind the chart
Insider info
vs Jamey-Lyn Horth lean UFC Fight Night Royval vs Kape · December 9, 2025
explicit layoff hedge: calls the long absence itself a red flag on the pick
On the feet she mostly creates openings for her takedown entries rather than threatening on her own -- the analyst is blunt that, standing alone, she doesn't bring much. Her real game is grappling: she scores takedowns well, controls well on top, and punishes there with heavy ground strikes, plus a fallback cage-control plan when a clean takedown isn't there. Her one clear hole is a weaker back game, where she can end up stuck under top control. She hasn't fought since 2023, which the analyst repeatedly calls the deciding uncertainty on this pick; her lone career loss came against a fighter now rated a top-five contender, in a fight she made competitive.
vs Gabriella Fernandes emphatic UFC Fight Night Vettori vs Cannonier Predictions And Full Card Breakdown (UFC Vegas 75) · June 13, 2023 · 1 read since
Repeatedly declares 'very confident' / 'pretty darn confident... very confident in fact', names Bleda explicitly as pick ('Theresa blade is my pick'), discloses a real wager (+800 by KO), with no hedge on the win.
A solid, control-oriented wrestler with good takedowns, impressive control time and heavy ground-and-pound once it gets going, plus cage-push ability to set up takedowns. Her standup is explicitly weak -- basic one-two combinations with hands that drop low because striking is just a means to close distance for the takedown, not a real threat itself. The analyst is unconvinced by reported praise for her jiu-jitsu, saying he personally hasn't seen it at a level worth worrying about.
vs Natalia Silva lean UFC Fight Night: Lewis vs Spivac Full Card Analysis, Preview, and Prediction · November 16, 2022 · 2 reads since
Commits to Bleda as 'a solid pick' late in the chapter, closing with a plain 'I'll take the dog' restatement, but frames it as the underdog side, adds that he 'wouldn't bet a lot', and spends real time crediting Silva's striking before settling on the takedown path. Wager caution plus a hedged build-up, not a bare pick, keeps this at lean rather than clear.
A very strong wrestler with strong ground-and-pound and a good cage push, coming off a Contender Series win the analyst was high on beforehand. Her striking is explicitly basic, but she is physically strong for the weight class and hits hard enough to be felt even with limited technique. The analyst's read is that her takedown and top control are her clear path to victory, and that he expects her to get it at some point across three rounds.
Striking trend
Fight history
L Jamey-Lyn Horth 3-2 walk-in KO/TKO · R1 2:05 — UFC Fight Night: Royval vs. Kape · December 13, 2025
W Gabriella Fernandes 0-1 walk-in Decision - Unanimous · R3 5:00 — UFC Fight Night: Vettori vs. Cannonier · June 17, 2023
L Natalia Silva 13-5-1 walk-in KO/TKO · R3 1:27 — UFC Fight Night: Nzechukwu vs. Cutelaba · November 19, 2022
Walk-in records count UFC bouts in this database. For the pre-UFC career, see the record breakdown below or the Tapology button up top.
Record breakdown
Wins by method
Losses by method
Fights by organization
Showing UFC fights only — this fighter's full pre-UFC career hasn't been synced yet. It will fill in as the weekly career backfill reaches them.
Division context
Headshot of Tereza Bleda by UFC · Official UFC athlete photo (copyright UFC; not freely licensed) · Wikimedia Commons · flattened onto dark background, cropped/resized