Jamey-Lyn Horth and Katlyn Cerminara are set to meet at UFC Edmonton on October 17th. The matchup adds another women's bout to the card.
A women's bout between Jamey-Lyn Horth and Katlyn Cerminara has been booked for UFC Edmonton, scheduled for October 17th, adding another fight to what is shaping up to be a notable card.
Horth, a 36-year-old Canadian fighting out of The Sound Martial Arts, carries a professional record of 9-3-0 into the matchup. Standing five-foot-seven with a 66-inch reach, she fights from an orthodox stance and brings a well-rounded game to the cage. She lands 3.63 significant strikes per minute at an impressive 55 percent striking accuracy, and also threatens with 1.17 takedowns per 15 minutes, making her a genuine mixed threat on the feet and on the ground.
Cerminara, known as the "Blonde Fighter," is a 37-year-old American representing Team Renzo Gracie. She holds an 18-6-0 record and offers a noticeable size advantage, measuring five-foot-nine with a 68-inch reach. Fighting out of an orthodox stance, Cerminara is one of the more active strikers in the division, landing 4.58 significant strikes per minute, and she has logged 0.3 submission attempts per 15 minutes, signaling some grappling ambition to go along with her volume-based striking.
Why it matters
- Horth brings hometown energy to the Edmonton card as a Canadian fighter, giving the local crowd a natural rooting interest
- Cerminara's striking volume advantage against Horth's superior accuracy sets up an intriguing technical contrast on the feet
- Both fighters are in the later stages of their careers, lending urgency to every result at this level of competition
- The addition of a women's bout strengthens the depth and variety of the UFC Edmonton card ahead of October 17th
