Maryna Moroz is turning heads once again on social media. The UFC fighter shared a mirror selfie with her followers this week, slipping into a cowgirl-inspired outfit that showed off her toned body while striking a pose inside her Florida home.
Maryna Moroz Leaves Fans Sweating With Cheeky Cowgirl Look
In the eye-catching snap, Moroz posed in front of a large mirror while wearing a brown cowboy hat and matching knee-high boots. The Ukrainian athlete paired the Western-inspired accessories with a deep brown crop top and a tiny belt-style bottom, complete with a large statement buckle.
Moroz kept the caption short but playful. “I’m waiting for you #linkinbio,” she wrote alongside the post, prompting fans to quickly head to the comments section. One follower dropped a pair of fire emojis beneath the post, while another wrote, “Beautiful!!!” Others responded with heart-eye emojis as they praised the fighter’s latest look.
Moroz Once Fought With Ukraine On Her Mind
Moroz has previously shown remarkable resilience inside the Octagon while dealing with deeply personal challenges outside of it.
In 2022, the Ukrainian fighter stepped back into the cage on the prelims of UFC 272 as her home country faced the devastating reality of Russia’s invasion. Despite entering the bout as a slight underdog against Mariya Agapova, Moroz came out aggressively from the start.
By the second round, Moroz had clearly seized control of the action. She took the fight to the ground, advanced her position, and ultimately secured an arm-triangle choke, forcing the submission victory in dominant fashion.
Maryna Moroz Opens Up About Fighting While Her Family Was In Ukraine
Following the emotional win, Moroz opened up about the difficult week she had endured leading up to the fight as she worried about her loved ones back in Ukraine.
“My family is in Ukraine,” Moroz said. “I had a hard week. I worried, I cried, because my family is right now in a bad situation. Thank you to everyone who messaged me, supported me, because this week was hard for me. I wanted to cry because of this war my country is in.”
Moroz Reveals Emotional Pressure Before Stepping Into The Octagon
She added that the emotional toll of the situation weighed heavily on her throughout the week.
“I have a lot of pressure. All this week I feel nervous, I cried. I tried to focus. Many people don’t know, but it was really hard for me,” she continued. “I see in Ukraine how terrible the situation is. It was really my heart almost crying. But I did it. I focused and I did fight.”
Maryna Moroz Currently Without A Fight As Suspension Continues
Moroz has not yet announced her next fight as she continues to serve a suspension under the UFC’s anti-doping program.
Combat Sports Anti-Doping (CSAD) previously revealed that the Ukrainian fighter tested positive for meldonium in two separate drug tests. The samples were collected on June 25, 2025, and July 16, 2025, and both returned positive results for the substance, which is banned at all times under the UFC’s Anti-Doping Policy administered by CSAD.