
Jasmine Jasudavicius made a bold statement at UFC Edmonton, stunning top contender Erin Blanchfield with a unanimous decision victory in their flyweight clash. Jasudavicius dominated the fight from the outset, using relentless ground control to frustrate Blanchfield, who struggled to counter the Canadian’s relentless takedowns and submission threats.
Despite Blanchfield’s reputation as a grappling specialist, Jasudavicius outmaneuvered her on the ground, nearly securing a rear-naked choke in multiple rounds. The judges scored the fight 29-28 in Jasudavicius’s favor, marking her second win in a row after a lone loss to Manon Fiorot in October 2025.
The victory solidifies Jasudavicius’s rise in the division, with the Canadian now calling for a rematch with Natalia Silva following her impressive performance.
Blanchfield showed flashes of her striking prowess in the third round but ultimately couldn’t overcome Jasudavicius’s tactical discipline and home-crowd advantage. The Canadian’s ability to dictate the pace and control key exchanges proved decisive, earning her a well-deserved split decision.
Jasudavicius’s win improves her record to 7-1 across her last eight UFC appearances, further establishing her as a force to be reckoned with in the flyweight division.

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