Jihin “Shadow Cat” Radzuan

Wushu World Champion and MIMMA Women’s Champion Jihin Radzuan is one of the finest female martial artists to emerge from Malaysia. Her first exposure to martial arts was a brief stint training in silat when she was 6 years old, but her life would change when she saw a Korean reality show featuring a professional female martial artist named Song Ka Yeon.

Radzuan instantly knew that following in Song’s footsteps was what she wanted to do, and set about searching for a place to train. She soon discovered the Ultimate MMA Academy, which was fortunately quite close to her home. Her sister paid for her registration fees as a birthday present, and after just three months of training, she competed in Muay Thai for the first time. Driven by a hunger to compete, she followed that up with bouts in wushu, BJJ, kickboxing, and boxing, capturing a wushu world championship along the way.

Seeking new challenges, she began competing in the cage, and compiled an impressive 8-2 amateur record on the way to a MIMMA Women’s Championship. After a quick knockout victory on her professional debut, she earned a place on the global stage of ONE Championship, and instantly captured the world’s attention with a spectacular submission win.