Lupita Godinez, born May 6, 1993, in Aguascalientes, Mexico, developed a passion for combat sports from a young age. Moving to Canada with her family in her youth, she adapted to a new environment while continuing to nurture her athletic ambitions. Initially exploring wrestling and Brazilian jiu-jitsu, she built a strong grappling base that would later define her competitive style in mixed martial arts.
Godinez began her professional MMA career in 2018, quickly making an impact on the regional scene with her relentless pace and well-rounded skill set. Her performances earned her recognition as a promising contender, leading to opportunities in high-profile promotions. Combining strong clinch work, precise striking, and dominant ground control, she established herself as a versatile and durable athlete capable of competing against top-tier opponents.
In 2021, Godinez made her debut in the Ultimate Fighting Championship, stepping in on short notice and showcasing her tenacity and skill against elite competition. Since then, she has continued to compete actively, earning a reputation for her work ethic, resilience, and willingness to face challenging matchups. Her career reflects both her technical growth and her determination to succeed at the highest level of the sport.