Fallon Fox is an American mixed martial artist who is openly gay. She is the first transgender mixed martial artist in the sport. In 2011, her transition to becoming a female was made public. Fallon is a vocal advocate for gender equality and a strong supporter the LGBTQ community.
Manuel
Manuel Fallon Fox is 26 and a Los Angeles resident. Jeet Kune Do was his class when a girl approached Manuel about sparring. Manuel decided to meet the girl at a nearby boxing club. Manuel and the girl were instructed to spar by an overzealous coach. Manuel was also punished by him.
Manuel has fought only three professional bouts, his first two were amateur bouts. His entire career was full of injuries. Due to back-toback injuries, shifting bureaucratic priorities, and the pandemic, he's missed many fights. His promise to return to boxing is still unfulfilled.
Her relationship with a gay man
Fallon Fox, an MMA fighter, has gotten a lot of attention lately because of her relationship with a gay man. Fox was born a biological man and struggled with her gender identity from an early stage. She believed she was homosexual in her teens. She didn't know that transgender people existed at the time.
She started researching transgender issues which eventually led her to make the transition. She read about transsexuals, some of whom had been waiting decades to do so. She finally lost her hair. She eventually lost her hair and underwent several operations to become a woman.
Gender reassignment surgery for her
Fallon Fox was born to a man, but struggled with his gender identity as a teenager. During her teenage years, she thought she was gay, but eventually came to realize she is a transgender woman. Following this realization, she decided that gender reassignment would be the best option for her. She traveled to Thailand and underwent several surgeries.
Fallon Fox learned about the term "transgender” as a teenager. When she was young, Fox began to question herself and steal her mother’s clothes so that she could play dress-up. Although her family didn't support her decision to have gender reassignment surgery performed, she served four years in the Navy as an operations specialist second-class. She attended a technical college after her marriage ended in 2007 and enrolled at University of Toledo.
Her MMA career
Fallon Fox announced that she was retiring from mixed martial arts after a loss to Amanda Nunes UFC 215 in February 2018. She also said that she will no longer compete in the sport. In February 2017, she announced her retirement plans. In February 2017, Fox announced her intention of retiring. She fought Raquel Pennington in July 2017. Fox has not competed since.
Although her MMA career was short, it is notable to note that she has become a prominent advocate of transgender athletes. Born as a man, she struggled to identify her gender from an early age. She believed herself to be gay. She was unaware of the existence of transgender people.