Erin Blanchfield MMA Profile Record, Stats, Biography, UFC Career & Fight History

Jasudavicius used her length, clinch pressure, and active dirty boxing along the cage to neutralize Blanchfield’s takedown attempts, outlanding Blanchfield and earning a unanimous decision victory in Edmonton.

Cortez found early success with sharp boxing in round one, but Blanchfield transitioned to her elite grappling in the second frame, driving Cortez to the canvas, taking her back, and locking in a rear-naked choke at 4:44 to avenge her 2019 defeat.

Namajunas outworked Blanchfield in the stand-up exchanges over the first two rounds with a sharp jab. Blanchfield shifted momentum in round three with a crucial takedown, asserting relentless pressure and control to sweep the final three frames for a 48-47 unanimous decision.

Fiorot utilized her superior reach, side kicks, and disciplined counter-punching to pick apart Blanchfield from the outside across 25 minutes, stuffing all takedown attempts to claim a 50-45 sweep on the cards.

Santos landed heavy counter combinations early, but Blanchfield took control over rounds two and three with grueling clinch work against the fence and relentless forward volume to earn a 29-28 unanimous decision.

Blanchfield traded punches fearlessly with former strawweight champion Andrade in round one. Early in the second, Blanchfield landed an inside trip takedown, smoothly transitioned to the back, and sunk in a rear-naked choke at 1:37, winning a $50,000 Performance of the Night bonus.

Blanchfield took McCann down early, trapped her in a dominant crucifix position, rained down punches and elbows, and cranked an airtight kimura from side control to force the tap at 3:37 of the opening round.

After testing her striking against Aldrich in round one, Blanchfield rocked Aldrich with a crisp right hand in round two and snatched a standing high-elbow guillotine choke to elicit the tap at 2:38.

Blanchfield put on a grappling clinic, setting a divisional record with eight takedowns and racking up over 10 minutes of control time to dominate Maverick for a 30-27 clean sweep.

In her promotional debut, Blanchfield overwhelmed Alpar on the feet and on the canvas, landing heavy combinations and controlling mount to capture a lopsided unanimous decision (30-25, 30-25, 30-26).

Blanchfield controlled the distance and took Walker down with ease across three rounds, passing guard and attacking from top position to secure 30-26 scorecards across the board.

Highlight-reel finish. Blanchfield uncorked a devastating left head kick that stunned Leonardo, following up with a barrage of punches on the canvas to force the referee stoppage at 2:06 of round two.

Blanchfield took Gulfin down early, moved to side control, and locked in an americana keylock submission to force the tap at 3:20 of the first round.

A closely contested battle on the regional circuit where Cortez found success with her boxing in round one, while Blanchfield mounted grappling offense in rounds two and three, resulting in a debated split decision for Cortez.

A competitive grappling showcase between two 19-year-old prospects where Blanchfield utilized superior clinch takedowns and positional control to earn a majority decision.

Blanchfield overcame Cloudy’s early boxing success with single-leg takedowns and relentless clinch pressure along the cage to take a split decision victory in her Invicta debut.

Former EBI champion Blanchfield made her pro MMA debut, controlling Pyles on the ground with relentless ground-and-pound and causing facial damage that prompted the cageside doctor to stop the contest between rounds.