Diamond
Gigi Canuto
Vitals
Height, reach, and career background.
- Age
- 23
- Height
- 5′3″1.59 m
- Reach
- 64″163 cm
- Weight class
- Women's Strawweight
- Nationality
- Brazil
- Team
- Bangtao Muay Thai and MMA
- Active
- 2021-present
Record
Tap expandable fights for their breakdowns.
LossRecord after fight: 7-2-0DEC
Foro chopped at Canuto's lead leg and won the volume and damage battle in the first round. Canuto answered with a takedown and extended ground control in the second. Foro worked free from a third-round armbar attempt and rallied to the final horn.
Key moments
- Foro attacked Canuto's lead leg and won the volume and damage battle in round one.
- Canuto landed a takedown and extended ground control in the second round.
- Foro escaped Canuto's third-round armbar attempt and rallied to the final horn.
WinRecord after fight: 7-1-0SUB
Opponent: Janaina Silvaface crankR3 2:38
LFA 224 - Adams vs. Bilalov
16 Jan 2026
16 Jan 2026
WinRecord after fight: 6-1-0SUB
Opponent: Flor HernandezarmbarR1 1:49
LFA 211 - Mesquita vs. Dinwoodie
20 Jun 2025
20 Jun 2025
WinRecord after fight: 5-1-0TKO
Opponent: Ershirley Kessy PereirapunchesR1 4:03
LFA 194 - Magomedov vs. Leyva
18 Oct 2024
18 Oct 2024
LossRecord after fight: 4-1-0DEC
Opponent: Natalia KuziutinaunanimousR5 5:00
LFA 173 - Fernando vs. Bekoev
15 Dec 2023
15 Dec 2023
WinRecord after fight: 4-0-0DEC
Opponent: Jamie Colleen MillerunanimousR3 5:00
LFA 142 - Amorim vs. Nichols
16 Sep 2022
16 Sep 2022
WinRecord after fight: 3-0-0SUB
Opponent: Jasmine Pouncyrear-naked chokeR1 2:28
LFA 127 - Diaz vs. Assis
25 Mar 2022
25 Mar 2022
WinRecord after fight: 2-0-0SUB
Opponent: Kathy Solorzanoheel hookR1 2:10
LFA 113 - Lewis vs. Petersen
30 Jul 2021
30 Jul 2021
WinRecord after fight: 1-0-0SUB
Opponent: Amanda LovatoarmbarR1 4:51
LFA 103 - Carlyle vs. Dagvadorj
26 Mar 2021
26 Mar 2021
The Read
Style, strengths, and defining traits.
She trains out of Bangtao Muay Thai and MMA; before the UFC, her last two wins were armbar and face-crank stoppages.
Canuto's second professional loss came by unanimous decision to Carol Foro on Aug. 8, 2026. She controlled long stretches of the second round and threatened an armbar in the third, but Foro's first-round striking lead held up.