Daniela Aleksovska beats Greece's Mina Hatzopoulou in the third round at FNC 34 in Skopje
The fight ended with a series of ten strikes and a submission, and Aleksovska had nine wins before it, six by submission.
Macedonian fighter Daniela Aleksovska on the evening of October 24 beat Greece's Mina Hatzopoulou by stoppage in the third round at FNC 34, held at the “Boris Trajkovski” hall in Skopje. According to Sportski.mk, Aleksovska took the fight to the ground with a successful takedown, struck her opponent in the head from that position, and then landed a series of ten strikes, after which Hatzopoulou submitted.
Before this fight Aleksovska had nine wins, six of them by submission, and the source describes her as one of the most promising fighters in the region. Her overall record after this fight is not published in the source we used, so we give no exact statistics. The weight class is not stated either.
How important is the event? It was FNC 34 in Skopje, a mixed martial arts event held in front of a home crowd. We found no independent data on attendance or on the full card of the evening.
Why is the win significant? For Aleksovska it is another win by submission, and the source notes that six of her previous nine wins came that way, which suggests she is especially effective on the ground.
Different outlets describe the win slightly differently: one calls it a stoppage win, another a win by “ten strikes in a row and a submission”. That is not a contradiction, but a different description of the same ending: a series of strikes, then a submission.
What is not known? Aleksovska's new overall record is not known, nor when and against whom she will fight next. It is also not known whether the organization plans a new event in Skopje. Nor is it known how many spectators were in the hall.
What does it mean? The win confirms Aleksovska's reputation as a dangerous ground fighter and gives Macedonian MMA another reason for pride. The next step depends on who her next opponent will be.
MKNews Hub · Macedonia · October 25, 2026
