How AgentMMA breaks down Erin Blanchfield vs Jasmine Jasudavicius
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Erin Blanchfield is looking to bounce back after that tough loss to Manon Fiorot back in March 2024, and she's been on a tear since. She outworked Rose Namajunas over five rounds in Edmonton, landing 193 strikes and controlling nearly nine minutes of that fight. Then in November 2025, she put Tracy Cortez away with a rear naked choke in the second round. Cold Blooded is finding her groove again, and that Renzo Gracie grappling is looking nasty. Jasmine Jasudavicius just had a wild year. She choked out Jessica Andrade in the first round at UFC 315 in Montreal, the same fighter Blanchfield submitted back in 2023.
- Blanchfield hunting for third straight win after Fiorot setback
- Both fighters submitted Jessica Andrade with rear naked chokes
- Jasudavicius rebounding from brutal 74 second Fiorot knockout
If this hits the ground in rounds two or three, someone's getting choked out.
Then she beat Mayra Bueno Silva and Karine Silva on back to back decisions, showing she can hang in deep water. But here's the thing, Manon Fiorot absolutely starched her in 74 seconds last October. That's the kind of loss that either breaks you or makes you sharper. This is a grappling chess match with serious finishing power on both sides. Jasudavicius has three submission wins in her last five, including that slick D'Arce choke over Ariane da Silva. Blanchfield's got the striking volume and control time, averaging over eight minutes of cage control in her recent wins.
Both ladies hunt for the back and both know how to squeeze. Blanchfield's trying to work her way back into title talks. Jasudavicius is trying to prove that Fiorot loss was just a bad night. Someone's momentum is about to get derailed in Philly.
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Erin Blanchfield
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Erin Blanchfield is looking to bounce back after that tough loss to Manon Fiorot back in March 2024, and she's been on a tear since. She outworked Rose Namajunas over five rounds in Edmonton, landing 193 strikes and controlling nearly nine minutes of that fight. Then in November 2025, she put Tracy Cortez away with a rear naked choke in the second round. Cold Blooded is finding her groove again, and that Renzo Gracie grappling is looking nasty. Jasmine Jasudavicius just had a wild year. She choked out Jessica Andrade in the first round at UFC 315 in Montreal, the same fighter Blanchfield submitted back in 2023.
- Blanchfield hunting for third straight win after Fiorot setback
- Both fighters submitted Jessica Andrade with rear naked chokes
- Jasudavicius rebounding from brutal 74 second Fiorot knockout
If this hits the ground in rounds two or three, someone's getting choked out.
Then she beat Mayra Bueno Silva and Karine Silva on back to back decisions, showing she can hang in deep water. But here's the thing, Manon Fiorot absolutely starched her in 74 seconds last October. That's the kind of loss that either breaks you or makes you sharper. This is a grappling chess match with serious finishing power on both sides. Jasudavicius has three submission wins in her last five, including that slick D'Arce choke over Ariane da Silva. Blanchfield's got the striking volume and control time, averaging over eight minutes of cage control in her recent wins.
Both ladies hunt for the back and both know how to squeeze. Blanchfield's trying to work her way back into title talks. Jasudavicius is trying to prove that Fiorot loss was just a bad night. Someone's momentum is about to get derailed in Philly.
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Jasmine Jasudavicius
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