Jamey-Lyn Horth has announced she is out of her scheduled bout at UFC Edmonton due to injury. The withdrawal removes her from the card ahead of the event.
Jamey-Lyn Horth has pulled out of UFC Edmonton due to injury, removing her from the card before the event takes place.
Horth, 36, enters the withdrawal holding a 9-3 record and competes out of The Sound Martial Arts in Canada. The orthodox striker has shown consistent offensive output throughout her career, landing 3.63 significant strikes per minute at a 55 percent striking accuracy rate. She also contributes on the ground, averaging 1.17 takedowns per 15 minutes. Her bout at UFC Edmonton would have marked another high-profile opportunity for one of Canada's established veterans in the division.
No replacement opponent has been announced, and her scheduled opponent's status on the card remains unclear following the withdrawal.
Why it matters
- Horth's exit creates a hole on the UFC Edmonton card that organizers will need to address, either with a replacement booking or by removing the slot entirely.
- At 36, Horth will want to return to action as quickly as her recovery allows, making the nature and timeline of the injury significant for her near-term scheduling.
- Her combination of striking volume and takedown ability makes her a useful matchup piece in her division, and her absence affects the competitive landscape of the card.
