JJ Aldrich defeated Jaime-Lynne Horth by unanimous decision with all three judges scoring the bout 29-28 at UFC Winnipeg. The victory extends Aldrich's winning streak to two fights and improves her record to 15-7. Aldrich has been competing in the UFC for nearly 10 years. For Horth, the loss snaps a two-fight winning streak and drops her record to 9-3. All three judges saw the fight identically, awarding Aldrich two rounds to one.
JJ Aldrich picked up a unanimous decision victory over Jaime-Lynne Horth at UFC Winnipeg on April 18, 2026, with all three judges scoring the contest 29-28 in identical fashion.
Aldrich, now 15-7, has been a fixture of the women's flyweight division for nearly a decade. The 33-year-old southpaw from the United States stands five-foot-five with a 67-inch reach and currently sits at number 15 in the divisional rankings. She is an active striker, landing 3.96 significant strikes per minute at a 47 percent accuracy rate. The win extends her current winning streak to two consecutive bouts.
Horth entered the fight having won her previous two outings, but the loss drops her record to 9-3 and snaps that momentum. The judges' cards offered no ambiguity — each official awarded Aldrich two rounds to Horth's one.
Why it matters
- Aldrich's second straight win strengthens her foothold at number 15 in the women's flyweight rankings and could push her toward a higher-profile matchup.
- A 29-28 shutout on all three cards reflects a competitive but clear performance, suggesting Aldrich controlled the majority of the fight without finishing it.
- Horth, entering at 9-2, showed enough to take a round from a veteran but now faces the task of rebuilding after her first defeat in three fights.
