Nina Milošević
Vitals
Height, reach, and career background.
Record
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WinTKO
UFC Fight Night: Medic vs. Rodriguez
1 Aug 2026
1 Aug 2026
Cowan looked sharp at range early, but Milosevic found the body and that was the fight. A straight right to the solar plexus buckled Cowan, and a second shot to the same spot sent her to the canvas at 3:41 of the first round on the Serbian's UFC debut.
Key moments
- Cowan controlled the early exchanges at range.
- A straight right to the solar plexus buckled Cowan.
- A second shot to the same spot ended it at 3:41.
WinDEC
Opponent: Dina OsmanUnanimousR3 5:00
BRAVE CF 104
14 Feb 2026
14 Feb 2026
A one-sided homecoming at Aleksandar Nikolic Hall in Belgrade. Milošević threatened on the ground early, took over on the feet in the middle frames, and came close to a finish late before taking a shutout unanimous decision, 30-26 on all three cards.
Key moments
- Threatened Osman with multiple submission attempts through the opening round.
- Shifted to striking in the later frames, landing rapid-fire combinations.
- Came close to a finish with a rear-naked choke in the third and final round.
WinTKO
Opponent: Desi RahayuPunchR1 0:58
Jez Premier Promotions - Fight Night 2
5 Jul 2025
5 Jul 2025
Milosevic needed less than a minute to stop Desi Rahayu at Jez Premier Promotions Fight Night 2.
Key moments
- Stopped Rahayu with a punch 58 seconds into round one.
- The finish followed the June 2025 TKO of Sandra Succar.
- It was Milosevic's fourth first-round finish in eight professional wins.
WinTKO
Opponent: Sandra SuccarPunchesR1 3:03
WAR 6: Alicante 2
14 Jun 2025
14 Jun 2025
Milosevic stayed on the front foot in Spain by stopping Sandra Succar with punches late in the opening round at WAR MMA 6. The finish mattered because it was the direct setup win for the quick Desi Rahayu stoppage three weeks later and showed she could reassert finishing form after back-to-back decisions.
Key moments
- Stopped Succar with punches at 3:03 of the first round.
- The win came one month after the decision over Nadine Mandiau in Tahiti.
- It set up the July 2025 first-round finish of Desi Rahayu.
10 May 2025
WinTKO
Opponent: Maricel Dela TorreR1 1:14
Jez Premier Promotions - Fight Night
11 Apr 2025
11 Apr 2025
Milosevic kept her 2025 campaign rolling with a fast punch stoppage of Maricel Dela Torre in just 74 seconds.
Key moments
- Stopped Dela Torre with punches 1:14 into the opening round.
- The fight opened the four-win stretch that closed out her 2025.
- It came after the July 2024 decision win over Anastasiya Koroleva.
8 Mar 2025
27 Jul 2024
4 May 2024
4 Nov 2023
The Read
Style, strengths, and defining traits.
Milosevic arrived in the Octagon on an eight-fight win streak and made it nine, stopping Hailey Cowan with a straight right to the body at 3:41 of the first round on debut. The only defeat of her professional career is also its oldest entry: a split decision against Cecilie Bolander at Superior Challenge 26 on 4 November 2023, her professional debut. She has not lost since.
The volume came in a single burst. She fought five times in 2025 and won all five, finishing four of them inside the opening round, and four of her five career first-round finishes fall inside that run — the fifth came on her UFC debut. Her two submission wins were both rear-naked chokes. In May 2025 she took the vacant Tahiti Fighting Championship bantamweight title on the cards against Nadine Mandiau. After a July win over Desi Rahayu she was out for seven months, returning to shut out Dina Osman in Belgrade.
The scouting read is that her ground game travels better than her striking. She works well in the clinch, finds takedowns off trips and close-quarters level changes, and applies pressure on the floor until an opponent gives up position; her hands are technical but her speed and power are ordinary for the division, and she will occasionally overcommit on a punch. She carried a long amateur career into the paid ranks, including IMMAF world and European gold — though her first world title was won representing Sweden, before she was cleared to switch national teams. IMMAF's own account describes her as holding dual citizenship with Serbian parents.
Belgrade is the second straight card she has fought in the city, and only the fourth professional appearance of her career staged in Europe. She trains out of Family Fight Team and cross-trains in Australia at Infinity Fitness Gym.