Jasmine Jasudavicius

Jasudavicius banked another solid fifteen-minute result by outworking Silva over three rounds. The unanimous decision reinforced the same strength that has defined her recent rise: she can keep forcing opponents to fight her pace even when the rounds get ugly.

Key moments

• Won a three-round unanimous decision.
• Added another ranked-level flyweight result in 2026.
• Extended her strong recent run after the Fiorot setback.

Fiorot did not let Jasudavicius settle into the usual grinding structure and ended the fight quickly with punches in the opening round. The loss was abrupt and stood out precisely because most Jasudavicius fights become drawn-out pressure battles instead of fast collapses.

Key moments

• Stopped in the first round at 1:14.
• Could not establish her usual clinch-and-control pace.
• The defeat snapped a multi-fight winning surge.

Beating Andrade by first-round submission was one of the clearest statements of Jasudavicius's career. She forced the grappling sequence she wanted, found the back and closed with the choke before the former champion could drag the fight into a striking exchange.

Key moments

• Submitted a former champion in round one.
• Finished with a rear-naked choke at 2:40.
• Turned a high-profile matchup into a career-best win.

Jasudavicius neutralized a dangerous submission specialist over three rounds and left with a clean unanimous decision. It was another example of her staying disciplined enough to win minutes without giving away the kind of scramble that flips a fight.

Key moments

• Won all three rounds on the scorecards.
• Handled a threatening grappler without losing control of the fight.
• Kept her momentum going into the Andrade matchup.

After two rounds of pressure and accumulation, Jasudavicius finally forced the finish in round three against Lipski da Silva. The brabo choke showed that her grind can become a real finishing tool once opponents are worn down enough.

Key moments

• Finished the fight in round three with a brabo choke.
• Turned a control-heavy fight into a late submission.
• Added one of the stronger wins of her recent streak.

Jasudavicius used clinch control, wrestling and steady pressure to hand unbeaten short-notice debutant Kline her first loss. Over three rounds she kept the younger prospect working backward often enough to sweep a clear unanimous decision.

Key moments

• Won all three rounds on the official scorecards.
• Dealt with Kline's short-notice UFC debut by forcing a grappling-heavy fight.
• Used clinch work and top control to keep the prospect from settling into open-space offense.
• Protected her ranking by turning away an unbeaten newcomer.

Fighting at home in Toronto, Jasudavicius dominated Cachoeira from start to finish before locking up an anaconda choke late in round three. The performance was so one-sided that it set a new UFC women's record for strike differential.

Key moments

• Submitted Cachoeira with an anaconda choke at 4:21 of round three.
• Controlled the action in front of a Canadian crowd at UFC 297.
• Turned prolonged pressure into a late finish instead of leaving the fight to the judges.
• Set a UFC women's strike-differential record in the process.

Jasudavicius dropped a hard-fought decision to Cortez in a scrappy three-round flyweight bout. She had moments, but Cortez was cleaner often enough to halt Jasudavicius's two-fight UFC winning streak.

Key moments

• Lost a unanimous decision over three rounds.
• The fight was competitive and physical throughout.
• Could not do quite enough to overturn Cortez's cleaner stretches.
• The defeat snapped a two-fight run built on the Maverick and Fernandes wins.

Jasudavicius pulled an upset in Vancouver by edging Maverick over three close rounds. All three judges saw it 29-28 for the Canadian after she matched Maverick's physicality and found enough control moments to separate herself.

Key moments

• Won a unanimous decision with three 29-28 scorecards.
• Beat a favored Maverick on home soil in Vancouver.
• Matched the grappling exchanges instead of giving away control time.
• Earned one of the more meaningful wins of her early UFC run.

Jasudavicius thoroughly controlled Fernandes in Las Vegas, repeatedly grounding the UFC newcomer and finishing on top. The dominance showed on the scorecards, which all came back 30-26.

Key moments

• Swept the judges with three 30-26 scorecards.
• Repeatedly took Fernandes down and controlled her from top position.
• Closed the fight strongly with ground-and-pound to the final horn.
• Bounced back from the Natalia Silva loss with a lopsided win.

Silva answered Jasudavicius's UFC momentum with a sharp, mobile performance that kept the Canadian from building her preferred pressure game. Jasudavicius never found the control phase she wanted and lost a clear decision.

Key moments

• Lost a unanimous decision in Austin.
• Silva's movement and striking kept Jasudavicius from dictating the range.
• Could not turn the fight into the extended clinch-and-top-control battle she prefers.
• The bout handed her the first UFC loss of her career.

Jasudavicius recovered from Hansen's solid opening round and took over the final ten minutes to win her UFC debut. Her size, clinch work and pace became more effective as the fight went on, carrying her to a deserved decision.

Key moments

• Won her UFC debut by unanimous decision.
• Worked through Hansen's early success and was better over rounds two and three.
• Used pressure and physicality to make the fight harder as it wore on.
• Started her Octagon run with a composed comeback performance.

Jasudavicius closed her regional run by sweeping the scorecards against Polastri on Contender Series. The 29-27 cards across the board were enough to secure a UFC contract and send her to the Octagon on a 6-1 record.

Key moments

• Won a unanimous decision with three 29-27 scorecards.
• Finished all three rounds to cap her Contender Series appearance.
• Earned a UFC contract after the win.

Back at flyweight after the Elise Reed title loss, Jasudavicius rebounded with a full three-round decision over Deen at CFFC 93. The result steadied her record and set up the late-2021 Contender Series opportunity.

Key moments

• Won a unanimous decision over three rounds.
• Returned to flyweight for the bout.
• Bounced back immediately from the first loss of her pro career.

Jasudavicius dropped a close split decision to Reed in a four-round fight for the vacant CFFC strawweight title. It was her strawweight debut and the first defeat of her professional career.

Key moments

• Lost a split decision after four rounds.
• Fought for the vacant CFFC strawweight title.
• Made her strawweight debut in the bout.

Jasudavicius kept her unbeaten start intact by stopping Gulfin with knees in the opening round at CFFC 81. The finish came in a 122-pound catchweight booking and pushed her to 4-0 as a pro.

Key moments

• Finished the fight by TKO at 1:37 of round one.
• Ended the bout with knees.
• Won a 122-pound catchweight contest.

Jasudavicius needed less than a minute to stop Adcock at BTC 8, folding her with knees to the body. It was the third straight win in her opening pro run and another quick finish on home soil in Ontario.

Key moments

• Stopped the fight 52 seconds into round one.
• Got the finish with knees to the body.
• Won the bout in Niagara Falls, Ontario.

In just her second professional bout, Jasudavicius went the full fifteen minutes and earned a unanimous decision over O'Hearn. The win showed she could bank rounds as well as finish when the fight stayed competitive.

Key moments

• Won a unanimous decision over three rounds.
• Reached the judges for the first time as a pro.
• Improved to 2-0 with the result.

Jasudavicius opened her professional career with a second-round rear-naked choke over Chase at World FC 109. The debut win came at flyweight and started the unbeaten stretch that carried her to the UFC.

Key moments

• Won her professional debut by submission.
• Finished the fight with a rear-naked choke at 1:17 of round two.
• Made her flyweight debut in the bout.