Jasmine Jasudavicius Dominates Erin Blanchfield, Calls for Title Shot at UFC Edmonton
In a stunning upset at UFC Edmonton, Jasmine Jasudavicius showcased her grappling prowess against Erin Blanchfield, earning a unanimous decision victory and calling for a title shot.
EDMONTON, ALBERTA – In a highly anticipated co-main event at UFC Edmonton, Jasmine Jasudavicius delivered a dominant performance against Erin Blanchfield, securing a unanimous decision victory with scorecards reading 29-28 across the board. This victory marks a significant milestone for Jasudavicius, who was seen as the underdog heading into the fight.
Fight Overview
The bout took place on October 17, 2026, at the Rogers Centre, where Jasudavicius, fighting in her home country of Canada, quickly established control. The first round saw her executing effective grappling techniques, including a successful takedown that allowed her to maintain dominant positions. Jasudavicius nearly finished Blanchfield on several occasions, showcasing her ground game and striking ability.
Blanchfield, known for her resilience, attempted to turn the tide in the second round with a more aggressive approach. However, Jasudavicius countered effectively, once again taking the fight to the ground and demonstrating her superiority. The Canadian fighter’s performance in the early rounds was so commanding that many observers felt she could have earned a pair of 10-8 rounds.
Final Round and Aftermath
As the third round commenced, Blanchfield understood the urgency of the situation and tried to land strikes on the feet. Despite her efforts, Jasudavicius remained unfazed, countering effectively and ultimately taking the fight back to the ground to secure her victory.
Following the fight, Jasudavicius expressed her desire for a title shot, specifically calling for a rematch with the newly crowned UFC women’s flyweight champion, Natalia Silva. This victory not only boosts her standing in the division but also sets the stage for potential future title contention.
Conclusion
Jasudavicius’s impressive win at UFC Edmonton has certainly put her on the radar for a title shot, and fans will be eager to see how the UFC responds to her call for a championship opportunity. With her grappling skills and striking prowess on full display, Jasudavicius has proven she is a formidable contender in the women’s flyweight division.
Source: This original report was produced by WTGO Newsroom using verified reporting from MMA Fighting.