JJ Aldrich defeated Jamie-Lynn 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 as she continues her momentum in the women's flyweight division. Horth saw her own two-fight winning streak snapped with the loss. The post provides limited additional details about the fight itself beyond the final scorecards.
JJ Aldrich picked up a hard-fought unanimous decision win over Jamie-Lynn Horth at UFC Winnipeg on April 18, with all three judges scoring the bout 29-28 in the American's favor.
Aldrich, now 15-7, has strung together back-to-back victories to build fresh momentum in the women's flyweight division, where she holds the No. 15 ranking. The 33-year-old southpaw stands five-foot-five with a 67-inch reach and has built her game around consistent striking output, averaging 3.96 significant strikes per minute at 47 percent accuracy. She is not a heavy grappler by the numbers, averaging under one takedown per 15 minutes, suggesting her path to victory in Winnipeg ran primarily through the stand-up game.
Horth entered the bout having won two straight, but that streak came to an end with the judges' verdict. The loss snaps what had been a promising run of form for the Canadian fighter on home soil.
Why it matters
- Aldrich's second consecutive win strengthens her foothold at No. 15 in a flyweight division where rankings spots are fiercely contested.
- For Horth, the defeat halts her momentum and may push her back in the divisional queue.
- The narrow 29-28 scores across all three cards suggest a competitive, closely contested fight rather than a dominant performance by either athlete.
