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The big story in Edmonton is now the fight that has fallen off the card. Jamey-Lyn Horth announced an injury withdrawal, so her scheduled meeting with Katlyn Cerminara is no longer an active matchup for UFC Fight Night: Buckley vs. Malott. That changes everything about a pairing that had a Canadian trying to bounce back and an opponent coming off a long absence. Horth lost a unanimous decision to JJ Aldrich in April, following a first round stoppage of Tereza Bleda with punches.
- Horth's injury withdrawal takes the Canadian's Edmonton appearance off the table
- Cerminara last fought in March 2024, leaving her return unresolved
- Cerminara's longer reach gave Horth a clear distance problem to solve
If this matchup is rebooked after Horth's injury withdrawal, it is most likely to open up once the early range checks turn into sustained exchanges.
Those are very different nights, and they explain why this booking had some bite: she had shown she could end a fight early, then had to deal with a full fight going against her. Cerminara last competed in March 2024, losing a unanimous decision to Maycee Barber after another unanimous decision loss to Manon Fiorot. On paper, the range question was easy to spot. Both stand orthodox, but Cerminara has a reach of 68 inches against Horth's 66 inches, which makes getting inside cleanly an obvious issue for Horth.
Cerminara would need to make that space count, while Horth would need entries that do not leave her walking into straight shots. For now, that is a discussion of how the matchup might have played out. Horth's injury withdrawal is the news that matters, and neither a new date nor Cerminara's return can be taken for granted.
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The big story in Edmonton is now the fight that has fallen off the card. Jamey-Lyn Horth announced an injury withdrawal, so her scheduled meeting with Katlyn Cerminara is no longer an active matchup for UFC Fight Night: Buckley vs. Malott. That changes everything about a pairing that had a Canadian trying to bounce back and an opponent coming off a long absence. Horth lost a unanimous decision to JJ Aldrich in April, following a first round stoppage of Tereza Bleda with punches.
- Horth's injury withdrawal takes the Canadian's Edmonton appearance off the table
- Cerminara last fought in March 2024, leaving her return unresolved
- Cerminara's longer reach gave Horth a clear distance problem to solve
If this matchup is rebooked after Horth's injury withdrawal, it is most likely to open up once the early range checks turn into sustained exchanges.
Those are very different nights, and they explain why this booking had some bite: she had shown she could end a fight early, then had to deal with a full fight going against her. Cerminara last competed in March 2024, losing a unanimous decision to Maycee Barber after another unanimous decision loss to Manon Fiorot. On paper, the range question was easy to spot. Both stand orthodox, but Cerminara has a reach of 68 inches against Horth's 66 inches, which makes getting inside cleanly an obvious issue for Horth.
Cerminara would need to make that space count, while Horth would need entries that do not leave her walking into straight shots. For now, that is a discussion of how the matchup might have played out. Horth's injury withdrawal is the news that matters, and neither a new date nor Cerminara's return can be taken for granted.
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