How AgentMMA breaks down Erin Blanchfield vs Jasmine Jasudavicius
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Fans remember what Erin Blanchfield and Jasmine Jasudavicius did to Jessica Andrade: both took her back and finished with a rear naked choke. They also share a rough chapter against Manon Fiorot, giving this fight a little extra bite. And with Jasudavicius fighting in Canada, Edmonton should get loud whenever they start wrestling. Blanchfield followed her decision loss to Fiorot by beating Rose Namajunas over the full distance, then submitting Tracy Cortez.
- Both women took Jessica Andrade’s back and found the same choke.
- Their losses to Manon Fiorot took very different shapes.
- Jasudavicius brings a Canadian crowd into a tense grappling matchup.
The fight could open up during a prolonged fence exchange, when one hurried escape gives the other room to take the back.
Jasudavicius was stopped by Fiorot, but came back with a unanimous decision over Karine Silva. Their paths here look different, yet both have shown they can handle a long fight and still spot an opening on the mat. Blanchfield likes to press forward and make opponents deal with her wrestling. Jasudavicius has the longer reach and can make those entries awkward if she keeps Blanchfield working to get close.
Watch what happens along the fence: winning inside position could decide who controls the pace, while a rushed attempt to stand could expose either woman’s back. Here’s the thing: neither can count on being the only dangerous grappler in there. Blanchfield wants to keep her run going, and Jasudavicius gets the chance to do it in front of a Canadian crowd.
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Erin Blanchfield
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Fans remember what Erin Blanchfield and Jasmine Jasudavicius did to Jessica Andrade: both took her back and finished with a rear naked choke. They also share a rough chapter against Manon Fiorot, giving this fight a little extra bite. And with Jasudavicius fighting in Canada, Edmonton should get loud whenever they start wrestling. Blanchfield followed her decision loss to Fiorot by beating Rose Namajunas over the full distance, then submitting Tracy Cortez.
- Both women took Jessica Andrade’s back and found the same choke.
- Their losses to Manon Fiorot took very different shapes.
- Jasudavicius brings a Canadian crowd into a tense grappling matchup.
The fight could open up during a prolonged fence exchange, when one hurried escape gives the other room to take the back.
Jasudavicius was stopped by Fiorot, but came back with a unanimous decision over Karine Silva. Their paths here look different, yet both have shown they can handle a long fight and still spot an opening on the mat. Blanchfield likes to press forward and make opponents deal with her wrestling. Jasudavicius has the longer reach and can make those entries awkward if she keeps Blanchfield working to get close.
Watch what happens along the fence: winning inside position could decide who controls the pace, while a rushed attempt to stand could expose either woman’s back. Here’s the thing: neither can count on being the only dangerous grappler in there. Blanchfield wants to keep her run going, and Jasudavicius gets the chance to do it in front of a Canadian crowd.
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Jasmine Jasudavicius
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