Fallon Fox is a retired professional Mixed Martial Arts Fighter specializing in the art of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, Wrestling, and Muay Thai. She began training in 2008 and has a record of 5-1-0. Fox trained out of Midwest Training Center in Schaumburg, Illinois alongside her talented teammates.

Born in the industrial city of Toledo, Ohio Fox grew up the middle child of three children. Growing up in a neighborhood that she considered hostile, she sought out a means to defend herself. She joined her high school wrestling team her senior year in order to get into shape and have a base for self defense.

In 1996 Fox joined the United States Navy as an Operations Specialist, served honorably for four years, and ended her service as an Operations Specialist second class.

After serving, she went on to study at the University of Toledo. During this time Fox began to research transgender or transsexual information in order to better understand herself. Fox struggled with being comfortable with the body she had at the time as she had the unfortunate disposition of being born male. Unable to bear the emotional trauma of this, and realizing that the longer she did nothing about her situation the less chance she would have of successfully correcting the problem, she removed herself from studies to work for the money to transition from male to female. Fox physically transitioned from male to female in 2006, finally matching up her inner identity with her physical form.

In 2008, Fox began training jiu jitsu in order to get back in shape and find a way to defend herself physically yet again. In this process she found empowerment in her new body and gained a passion for jiu jitsu and Mixed Martial Arts. She went on to study Muay Thai and Mixed Martial arts.

Fox is pursuing speaking engagements to share how Mixed Martial Arts and other contact sports can empower women of all stripes, and how all of this fits within her perspective as a feminist.

Mixed Martial Arts (MMA), Martial Arts, Wrestling, LGBTQ, Transgender, Feminism,