Jasmine Jasudavicius

Overview

Nine of her thirteen UFC fights went the distance, and a tenth ended in round three, so Jasmine Jasudavicius is a decision grinder who also hunts submissions. She is a grappling-heavy Women's Flyweight from St. Catharines, Ontario, sitting at 10-3 in the UFC, with three of her last four wins coming over opponents our model rates as elite or strong.

Seven of her ten UFC wins came by decision and three by submission. She has never won by knockout. The only knockout in her UFC run is the one that beat her.

She carries a two-fight win streak into her next fight, and the most recent of those wins came over an elite opponent.

UFC Career

She came to the UFC off a unanimous decision over Julia Polastri on Dana White's Contender Series, which is a professional fight but not part of her UFC record. Her UFC debut came at UFC 270 in January 2022, a unanimous decision over Kay Hansen. Her first UFC loss followed in June 2022, a unanimous decision to Natalia Silva.

Then she built a run. Decision wins over Gabriella Fernandes and Miranda Maverick in 2023 set up a second loss, a unanimous decision to Tracy Cortez, an opponent our model tiers as strong. The longest win streak of her career, five fights, started in January 2024 with a third-round submission of Priscila Cachoeira. A decision over Fatima Kline, a third-round submission of Ariane da Silva and a decision over Mayra Bueno Silva followed. The fifth win came in May 2025, a first-round submission of Jessica Andrade at 2:40, over another opponent our model rates as strong.

The streak ended against Manon Fiorot, an elite opponent, in October 2025. It was a first-round TKO loss at 1:14, her only stoppage loss in the UFC and her shortest fight.

She answered with two wins. A unanimous decision over Karine Silva, another strong opponent, came in April 2026. A unanimous decision over Erin Blanchfield, an elite opponent, followed in October 2026.

Two of her UFC fights ended in round one: her submission of Andrade, and her loss to Fiorot. Her other two finishes both came in round three.

Fighting Style

Jasmine Jasudavicius is a grappler who dictates where her fights take place. She takes people down at a high clip and is very hard to take down herself, so the wrestling exchanges tend to go her way. She also hunts for submissions more than most fighters in the UFC.

Her striking is solid but unremarkable. She lands and defends at a typical rate, and what sets her apart is how little punishment she takes. She doesn't win by out-landing opponents. She wins by choosing the terrain.

She is not purely a decision fighter. Three of her ten UFC wins ended in submission: two in the third round and one in the first. She keeps pressing for the finish, and it has paid off when fights go deep.

Notable Wins

• Erin Blanchfield — unanimous decision, round 3, UFC Fight Night: Buckley vs. Malott (2026)
• Karine Silva — unanimous decision, round 3, UFC Fight Night: Burns vs Malott (2026)
• Jessica Andrade — submission, round 1, 2:40, UFC 315 (2025)
• Ariane da Silva — submission, round 3, 2:28, UFC Fight Night: Moreno vs Albazi (2024)

Quick Facts

• Division: Women's Flyweight
• UFC record: 10-3
• Professional record (all promotions): 16-4-0
• UFC debut: 2022
• Stance: Orthodox
• Height / reach: 5'7" / 68"
• Team: Niagara Top Team
• Born: St. Catharines, ON, Canada