Jamey-Lyn Horth vs. Katlyn Cerminara
UFC Fight Night · October 17, 2026 · Rogers Place · Main Card 8:00 PM ET
The brief
- What kind of fight
- Finisher vs. decision-heavy veteran
- Finish likelihood
- Medium
- The line
- No line posted yet
- The stakes
- Women's Flyweight · Main Card
The read
Cerminara's game plan is almost always the same — keep the pace high and let the scorecards do the work — and she has rarely been finished doing it.
Horth has more finishing tools across the standup and the mat, and if she can find an opening early she has a real chance to end this before it reaches the judges.
Expect a competitive fight that likely goes to the scorecards if Horth can't cash in early.
The matchup
This is a flyweight bounce-back fight pairing a well-rounded Canadian finisher against a veteran grinder who has built her career going the distance.
Horth's more even finishing rate gives her a path to end the fight early, while Cerminara's volume and durability have made her difficult to finish across a long UFC tenure.
Cageside experience favors Cerminara, but the home crowd and finishing upside favor Horth.
Tale of the tape
| 9-3 | Record | 18-6 |
| — | Age | — |
| 5'7" | Height | 5'9" |
| 66" | Reach | 68" |
| — | Stance | — |
| Canada | Country | United States |
| — | Team | — |
The numbers
Career UFC averages. Red bar = statistical edge.
The fighters
Jamey-Lyn Horth 9-3
Jamey-Lyn Horth is a Canadian flyweight from Squamish, British Columbia, whose 9-3 record is built on an even mix of knockouts, submissions and decisions. She snapped a two-fight winning streak with a unanimous-decision loss to JJ Aldrich in April 2026, and now looks to get back in the win column against fellow flyweight Katlyn Cerminara in front of another Canadian crowd.
UFC debut — no prior UFC bouts.
Katlyn Cerminara 18-6
“Blonde Fighter”
Katlyn 'Blonde Fighter' Cerminara is an American flyweight and long-tenured UFC veteran whose 18-6 record is overwhelmingly decision-driven, with fifteen of her eighteen career wins going the distance. She returns to the Octagon in Edmonton after time away from competition to face Canada's Jamey-Lyn Horth.
UFC debut — no prior UFC bouts.