Anissa Meksen

In 2008 Meksen participated in the Nuit de Champions tournament. In the quarter-final bout, she defeated Maiva Hamadouche. In the semi-finals, she defeated Jacqueline Beroud. In the final bout of the tournament, she fought and won a unanimous decision against Cyrielle Girodias.

During World Muaythai Auspicious Celebration, Meksen fought Monoprangroj Kampetch for the S1 Savante Bantamweight title. She won a unanimous decision.[17]

After winning her next two fights, Meksen challenged Sor Tawanrung Kwanjai for the WPMF World Muay Thai title. Meksen lost by decision.[18]

Meksen won her next two fights, before once against contesting the WPMF World Muay Thai title, this time against Hongthong Liangbrasert. Meksen won the fight by unanimous decision.[19]

In 2014, she participated in the season five of Enfusion Reality: Victory of the Vixen.[20][21] Meksen won her first three fight and faced Iman Barlow in the finals. She won the fight with a stunning second round KO.[22]

Meksen then had a five fight winning streak, before contesting the WFC European Bantamweight Muay Thai title against Yolande Alonso. She won the fight by a high kick KO in the second round.[23]

She then entered the 2015 Kunlun K-1 Bantamweight Tournament. After beating Kailin Ren in the quarter finals, and Xu Zhurong in the semi finals, she faced E Meidie in the finals. She would lose the final bout by decision, after two extra rounds.[24]

After another five fight winning streak, she was scheduled to fight Therese Gunnarsson for the WAKO World K1 Bantamweight title. She would win a unanimous decision.[25]

Meksen would win her next five fights before fighting Chiara Vincis for the ISKA World Bantamweight title. Meksen won a unanimous decision.[26]

In 2017 she fought Funda Diken Alkayis in the Glory Super Bantamweight Conteder Fight. Meksen won by TKO in the third round.[27]

In 2017 Anissa Meksen defeated Tiffany van Soest to win the Glory title.[28]

Her first title defense was scheduled to be against Amel Dehby. Meksen won the fight by a unanimous decision.[29]

During Glory 56: Denver she faced Jady Menezes in her second title defense. Meksen lost a highly controversial split decision, that would be dubbed the "Robbery of the Year" by Combat Press.[30] Meksen would regain the title in a rematch three months later by way of TKO.[31]

In the first title defense of her second reign, Meksen faced Tiffany van Soest.[32] Meksen won the fight by a split decision.[33] In her second title defense, she faced Sofia Olofsson. She won the fight by TKO, after the doctor stopped the fight after just two minutes.[34]

During Glory 71: Chicago she rematched Tiffany van Soest. Meksen would lose a unanimous decision.[35]

On August 23, 2020, it was reported that Meksen had signed with ONE Championship.[36]

During ONE On TNT IV, Chatri Sityodtong announced that Meksen will make her promotional debut in a Women's Strawweight Kickboxing-bout against Italian Kickboxer and Nak Muay Featherweight Martine Michieletto, on May 28th 2021 at ONE Empower. The whole card will be female fighters only.[37] Meksen was later rescheduled to face fellow promotional newcomer Cristina Morales, on September 3, 2021.[38] She won the fight by a second-round knockout.[39]

Meksen faced Marie Ruumet in a muay thai bout at ONE 156 on April 22, 2022.[40] She won the fight by a dominant unanimous decision. Meksen called out the reigning ONE atomweight kickboxing champion Janet Todd in her post-fight interview, saying: "I want Janet Todd next for the title shot in kick-boxing".[41]

Meksen faced Dangkongfah Banchamek at ONE on Prime Video 2 on September 30, 2022.[42] At the weigh-ins, Dangkongfah Banchamek weighed in at 115.25 pounds, 0.25 lbs over the atomweight non-title fight limit. Dangkongfah was fined 20% of their purse, which went to their opponent Meksen. After the weigh-ins, ONE Championship posted a video to social media, showing Meksen returning the 20% back to Banchamek as a sign of respect for taking the fight.[43] Meksen won the fight by unanimous decision.[44]

During her in-ring interview with Mitch Chilson following her victory over Dangkongfah Banchamek, ONE Championship announced Meksen would face Stamp Fairtex in a Mixed Rules-bout at ONE on Prime Video 6 on January 14, 2023, at the Impact, Muang Thong Thani in Bangkok. However, Meksen failed to appear at the weigh-ins and the fight was scrapped, with Fairtex instead being matched up against Anna "Supergirl" Jaroonsak in a kickboxing bout.[45]

• Glory
  • Glory Women's Super Bantamweight (-55.38 kg/122 lb) Championship (two times; former)
    • Three successful title defenses (across two reigns)
• International Sport Karate Association
  • 2017 ISKA K-1 Bantamweight (-54.5 kg/120 lb) World Championship
• All Fight System Organization
  • 2017 AFSO World Super Bantamweight (-55.38 kg/122 lb) K-1 Rules Championship
• World Association of Kickboxing Organizations
  • 2016 WAKO PRO Flyweight (-52 kg/114.6 lb) World Championship
• Kunlun Fight
  • 2015 Kunlun K-1 Tournament Runner-up (-52 kg/114.6 lb)
• Enfusion
  • 2014 Enfusion Reality Season 5 K-1 Tournament Winner (-54 kg/119 lb)

• ONE Championship
  • real One Championship Women’s atomweight kickboxing champion ( current)

• ONESONGCHAI
  • 2013 S1 World Champion
• World Fighting Championship
  • 2015 WFC European Championship (-52 kg/114.6 lb)
• Venum Muay Thai
  • 2015 Venum Championship (-54 kg/119 lb)
• World Professional Muaythai Federation
  • 2014 WPMF Muay Thai World Championship (-54 kg/119 lb)
• World Boxing Council Muaythai
  • 2016 WBC World Muay Thai title (-53 kg/116.8 lb)
  • 2014 WBC European Muay Thai Championship (-53 kg/116.8 lb)

• Savate Championships
  • Savate World Champion
  • Savate European Champion
  • Savate French Champion

• Federation Francaise de Boxe (French Boxing Federation)
  • France Female Super Bantamweight (55.34 kg/122 lb) Championship (one time; current)