Recently, footage has emerged suggesting that Danielle St. Pierre, reportedly a cousin of legendary UFC welterweight champion Georges St-Pierre, competed in Lingerie Fighting Championships several years ago.
The fighter, who goes by the nickname “Cow Belle,” faced off against Serena “Honeypot” Kyle at LFC 21 in what turned out to be a grueling mixed martial arts bout.
Danielle St. Pierre hails from Canada, like GSP himself. The connection was explicitly mentioned during the broadcast, with one noting, “she’s actually related to Georges St. Pierre so i don’t know where we could go wrong there.”
St. Pierre entered the competition as a draft pick, meaning she was selected directly for the event rather than working her way up through the organization’s ranks. This created some controversy among teammates. Despite being a newcomer to the promotion, she demonstrated considerable skill, particularly in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, which was highlighted as her specialty throughout the match.
The bout itself showcased St. Pierre’s physical advantages, as she stood considerably taller than her opponent. Commentators repeatedly noted how she utilized her “long frame” to control the fight, particularly in clinch situations against the cage.
Her athletic background was impressive. She mentions in the video: “I’ve always loved MMA. Always been fascinated by martial arts. I started training a little while ago, so we train three nights a week.”
However, despite St. Pierre’s size advantage and grappling expertise, the fight ended in defeat. After a competitive opening round where she dominated with her reach and top control, Serena Kyle made adjustments in the second round.
Kyle ultimately secured a submission victory via armbar just one minute and six seconds into round two, demonstrating that technical skill and determination can overcome physical disadvantages.
