Cassia Moura Outworks Alex Enriquez in Gritty Decision Win
Moura’s Pressure and Precision Dominate in Women’s Flyweight Clash
Cassia Moura defeated Alex Enriquez by decision at UFC BJJ 3 on October 2, 2025, in Las Vegas. The official event result lists the women’s match as a decision, not a submission.
According to UFC.com, Moura wasted no time asserting dominance. She initiated early takedowns, passed guard with precision, and maintained top control while threatening with arm triangles and shoulder pressure. Enriquez showed flashes of brilliance from bottom, but Moura’s tempo and tactical execution kept her in command.
“I came here to prove I belong at the top,” Moura said post-fight. “Every round was a war, but I stayed focused and imposed my game.”
Enriquez’s Guard Game Tested by Moura’s Top Pressure
Alex Enriquez entered the bout with a reputation for dynamic guard play and slick submissions. She opened aggressively, attacking Moura’s base and looking for leg entries and sweeps. But Moura’s balance and positional awareness shut down most of Enriquez’s offense.
In Round 2, Enriquez nearly reversed position with a deep armbar attempt, but Moura escaped and transitioned to mount, sealing the round with dominant control. The third frame saw Moura continue to pressure, forcing Enriquez to defend rather than attack.
Moura’s Rise in UFC BJJ’s Women’s Flyweight Division
With this win, Cassia Moura solidifies her place as a rising contender in UFC BJJ’s women’s flyweight division. Her ability to blend aggression with technical precision makes her a dangerous matchup for anyone in the bracket.
Enriquez, despite the loss, remains a top-tier talent. Her creativity and resilience were on full display, and she’ll remain a threat in future matchups as she refines her defensive strategy.
Sources
- UFC.com – UFC BJJ 3 Results
- MMA News – UFC BJJ 3 Highlights
- Yardbarker – UFC BJJ 3 Recap
