Allycia Hellen Rodrigues

Rodrigues is from Fortaleza in the Brazilian state of Ceará and began her professional Muay Thai career as a teenager. In 2017, she remained undefeated and became champion at Portuários Stadium in São Paulo.

She then moved to Thailand to continue developing her skills in the sport's country of origin. She built a 30-5 record between Brazil and Thailand and won the Ayutthaya Pink Belt title in March 2019 by defeating twelve-time WMPF champion Thananchanok Kaewsamrit.

In her ONE Championship debut, she defeated Stamp Fairtex and captured the atomweight Muay Thai world title. After the birth of her first child, she returned in March 2023 and unified the titles by defeating interim champion Janet Todd.

She has defended her title against Cristina Morales, Marie McManamon, Johanna Persson, and Phetjeeja Lukjaoporongtom, among others. She trains at Phuket Fight Club in Thailand.

Rodrigues fights in a traditional Muay Thai style with a powerful right roundhouse kick and sharp elbow techniques. She combines this with a high pace throughout all five rounds.

ONE Women's Atomweight Muay Thai World Champion.
Unified the titles by defeating interim champion Janet Todd.
Winner of the Ayutthaya Pink Belt title in 2019.
Champion at Portuários Stadium in São Paulo after an undefeated 2017.

In 2017, Rodrigues remained undefeated and became champion in São Paulo.
In March 2019, she won the Ayutthaya Pink Belt title.
In her ONE debut, she won the atomweight Muay Thai world title against Stamp Fairtex.
In March 2023, she unified the division titles against Janet Todd.