UFC's Mackenzie Dern Flaunts Her Booty In Thong Bikini

UFC fighter and Jiu-Jitsu black belt Mackenzie Dern is bringing the heat to the beach.

The 29-year-old posted a photo to Instagram showing off her perfect body in a skimpy bikini, grabbing the attention of her one million followers.

The Abu Dhabi Combat Club world champion shared a steamy photo to her Instagram, showing off all her assets.

Wearing a red thong bikini and holding a Heinekin, the 29-year-old is not shying away from flaunting her body. She simply captioned the image with some emojis, "🌊☀️👙🍺."

"Wowwww 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥," one follower commented while another wrote, "Queen 👸🏽😍."

One of Dern's followers hilariously wrote, "Don’t get cheeky with me."

The 29-year-old Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu black belt was the favorite over UFC fight Yan Xiaonan at UFC Vegas 61, which occurred on Saturday, October 1. Unfortunately, she ended up falling short of winning the fight.

After her performance, Dern left the Octagon after a majority decision loss, extremely disappointed.

Dern told Megan Olivi on the ESPN+ post-fight show, “I didn’t do what I came to do. My goal was, if I got it to the ground, I should be finishing it. I have the best jiu-jitsu, I believe, in the women’s division, so I had lots of opportunities to finish and she was just the better fighter than me. I just feel like I’ve been getting so [much] better and it’s hard to not be able to show it in the fight.”

She continued, “I have so much to grow and it’s all part of the journey and I just thank Dana [White], the UFC, my team, the [Mark] Zuckerberg family for being here and making this such a great event,” continued Dern. “I’m sorry if I made anyone sad with my performance. I know so many people believed in me and I believed in myself, but it’s part of the game.”

Although Dern found a lot of success on the ground against Xiaonan, she ultimately couldn’t finish her off with a submission. After the fight, the 29-year-old admitted she should have been more aggressive.

“I knew that I was going to have to break her arm or put her to sleep,” Dern continued. “She’s tough. That’s what I was saying the whole time coming in here — she’s a tough girl. I knew she wasn’t going to tap easily and then standing, she hits hard. The first couple punches — I was like, ‘This is going to be a dog fight.’ I knew it was going to be a dog fight but I really, really thought I was going to submit her.”

“I’m not surprised with her defense,” Dern said. “I don’t feel like her defense was the best defense, but I think that she’s tough so she’s hanging in there. That’s what I saw from Tecia, that’s what I saw from Marina, that’s what it is. The best of the best, they’re not going to tap for anything, so I just got to keep working on my game. Get my jiu-jitsu on point, be aggressive 100 percent of the time and get my striking better.”