Kelly Ottoni, 39, Getting Ready for Invicta FC Debut, Sees MMA as a Way to Make a Living and Make a Difference in Lives

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Kelly Ottoni, a martial arts gym owner from Sao Paulo, Brazil, is gearing up for a tough fight against PFL and Bellator veteran Jackie Cataline at the upcoming Invicta FC 56 event in Denver. At the age of 39, Ottoni is making a comeback to MMA after a two-year break to demonstrate the power of combat sports and have a positive influence on others.

Having participated in over 80 martial arts competitions, Ottoni sees MMA as an avenue to not only transform her own life but also to support the aspirations of those around her who are striving for better opportunities. She stresses the value of hard work and persistence in reaching one’s objectives, especially in the demanding landscape for athletes in Brazil.

Despite being older, Ottoni is self-assured in her abilities and background as she steps into the Invicta FC cage for the first time. She is willing to compete in various weight categories and views this chance as a stepping stone to potential prospects in major promotions like PFL and Bellator.

Her upcoming adversary, Cataline, boasts a 4-3 record with two first-round victories. Ottoni expects Cataline to aim for a ground fight, but she is ready to display her striking prowess and resilience in the arena.

For Ottoni, her ultimate objective is not just to fight in the UFC but also to generate income to support her personal ambitions and non-governmental organization (NGO). She perceives Invicta FC as a platform to realize her dreams and is resolute in leaving a lasting impression in the MMA world.

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