Erin Blanchfield vs. Jasmine Jasudavicius
UFC Fight Night · October 17, 2026 · Rogers Place · Main Card 8:00 PM ET
The brief
- What kind of fight
- Grappling specialist vs. well-rounded grinder
- Finish likelihood
- Medium
- The line
- No line posted yet
- The stakes
- Women's Flyweight · Main Card
The read
Blanchfield's ground game is the deciding factor if she can get the fight to the mat, where her submission résumé speaks for itself.
Jasudavicius has to rely on volume and durability to keep this standing or in scrambles long enough to make it a decision.
A tight, competitive five-round-caliber matchup with real championship implications for the winner.
The matchup
This is a legitimate top-10 flyweight matchup with rankings stakes on both sides.
Blanchfield's grappling pedigree out of the Danaher Death Squad lineage gives her a submission threat on the ground that few in the division can match, while Jasudavicius's well-rounded, decision-heavy style and home-country crowd support make her a durable, dangerous test.
Whoever wins likely strengthens their case for a future title shot.
Tale of the tape
| 14-2 | Record | 15-4 |
| 27 | Age | 37 |
| 5'4" | Height | 5'7" |
| 68" | Reach | 68" |
| Orthodox | Stance | Orthodox |
| United States | Country | Canada |
| Renzo Gracie Academy | Team | Niagara Top Team |
The numbers
Career UFC averages. Red bar = statistical edge.
The fighters
Erin Blanchfield 14-2
Erin Blanchfield is a 27-year-old American flyweight, ranked among the division's top contenders, who trains under the Danaher Death Squad lineage out of the Renzo Gracie Academy. Her grappling pedigree underpins a 14-2 record built on five submissions and seven decisions alongside two knockouts, and she has been a fixture near the top of the 125-pound rankings for several years. She heads to Edmonton to defend her position against fellow ranked contender Jasmine Jasudavicius.
UFC debut — no prior UFC bouts.
Jasmine Jasudavicius 15-4
Jasmine Jasudavicius is a 37-year-old Canadian flyweight, ranked in the division's top ten, who trains at Niagara Top Team. Her 15-4 record is built mostly on decisions, with nine of her fifteen wins going the distance alongside four submissions and two knockouts. She co-headlines the promotion's return to Edmonton on home soil against a top-five ranked Erin Blanchfield, with real rankings implications for the winner.
UFC debut — no prior UFC bouts.