Lucia Yepez and Sarah Hildebrandt bring unbeaten RAF records into their scheduled strawweight championship matchup at RAF 14. The useful distinction is how much evidence sits behind each record: RAF currently lists Yepez at four wins and no losses, while Hildebrandt has one win and no losses. That makes the comparison less about a clean record alone and more about the different sizes of their RAF samples.
Yepez has produced across four appearances
Yepez's official history lists victories over Cameron Guerin, Everest Leydecker, Kendra Ryan and Felicity Taylor. The scores are 10–0, 10–3, 11–1 and 10–0, respectively. Adding those published results gives Yepez 41 points scored against four conceded, a plus-37 differential. She reached double figures in every appearance and recorded two shutouts.
Her listed takedown totals across those matches add up to 12, against two for her opponents. Those figures describe completed RAF bouts; they are not a forecast for this matchup. Division context also matters: the Guerin and Leydecker appearances are labeled catchweight and lightweight on her profile, while the Ryan and Taylor bouts are listed at strawweight. Treating all four as identical tests would hide that distinction.
Hildebrandt's one result offers a narrower comparison
Hildebrandt's official RAF profile lists an 11–0 championship victory over Zeltzin Hernandez Guerra at RAF 01, with a 2–0 takedown count. That is a decisive result, but a single appearance cannot establish how consistently she will reproduce it against different RAF opponents. Her profile also identifies her current rank as champion.
The important viewing question is whether Hildebrandt can sustain that scoring control against an opponent with several successful RAF appearances. Conversely, Yepez's larger sample does not automatically make her the favorite: opponent differences and the limited number of matches prevent a reliable probability estimate from these totals alone.
What to track when they meet
Watch the first scoring exchange, the takedown balance and whether either wrestler builds consecutive scores without conceding. These are ways to evaluate the match as it happens, rather than assumptions about a particular athlete's tactics. Neither unbeaten record guarantees an early finish or a one-sided score.
RAF's event listing places the championship match on the October 23 card in Las Vegas. It does not provide an individual start time for Yepez–Hildebrandt. Check the event card again before watching for any lineup changes; the profile statistics above reflect the official pages checked on October 20.