Maryna Moroz Turns Heads In Barely-There Black Lingerie With ‘Lights Off’ Tease

Maryna Moroz may be known for throwing punches, but her latest Instagram post landed a knockout of a different kind. The UFC star stunned followers with a sizzling new photo that had fans flooding the comments within minutes. In the eye-catching snap, Moroz is perched on a kitchen countertop wearing a tiny black lingerie set that showcases her toned legs, sculpted abs, and strong physique. The Ukrainian athlete added cozy white leg warmers to the look.

She captioned the post, “Let’s turn off the lights,” along with a link in bio, immediately sending fans into the comments with fire emojis, heart eyes, and praise for the UFC star’s look. One commenter even called her “the best,” while others chimed in with clapping hands and star emojis in support, calling her "wonderful" and a "goddess."

While Moroz continues to command attention online, her career inside the Octagon faced a significant hurdle last year.

In September 2025, Combat Sports Anti-Doping (CSAD) announced that the fighter, who trains out of Boca Raton, Florida, had accepted a one-year period of ineligibility after violating the UFC Anti-Doping Policy. According to officials, Moroz tested positive for meldonium, a substance prohibited at all times under the Hormones and Metabolic Modulators category, following out-of-competition samples collected on June 25 and July 16, 2025.

Because she had not yet been notified of the first adverse result when the second sample was taken, both findings were treated as a single violation under policy rules.

Moroz provided medical documentation showing she had been prescribed the substance by a licensed physician to treat reported symptoms.

However, officials noted she did not inform her doctor that she was a drug-tested athlete, failed to verify the medication’s prohibited status through UFC resources, and did not apply for a therapeutic use exemption (TUE), which could have allowed legal use for medical reasons.

CSAD also considered evidence that Moroz used the medication for a limited time and did not have any fights scheduled during that period.

She participated in a detailed interview with investigators, and officials determined she met the organization’s “complete cooperation” clause, resulting in a reduced sanction.

Instead of the standard two-year penalty typically associated with meldonium cases, Moroz received a one-year suspension.

Maryna Moroz's ineligibility period began July 17, 2025, the date she was first notified of her provisional suspension, and is scheduled to conclude on July 17, 2026.