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Jasmine Jasudavicius wants another shot at new champ Silva after UFC Edmonton upset

Jasmine Jasudavicius delivered a stunning upset victory at UFC Edmonton, defeating Erin Blanchfield in a women’s flyweight bout that reshuffles the division’s title picture. The fight, held at Rogers Place in Edmonton, Alberta, saw Jasudavicius outpoint Blanchfield in a battle that hinged on her ability to dominate in grappling—a strength Blanchfield had previously leveraged.

The win marks Jasudavicius’s most significant career achievement, potentially opening the door for a rematch with current flyweight champion Natalia Silva, whom Jasudavicius has publicly expressed interest in facing next. Meanwhile, Blanchfield’s hopes for a title shot were derailed by the unexpected result, leaving the UFC’s flyweight landscape in flux just days after the PFL crowned its inaugural women’s flyweight champion in Chicago.

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