Jasmine Jasudavicius MMA Profile Record, Stats, Biography, UFC Career & Fight History

Serving as the co-main event in Edmonton, Jasudavicius secured the signature win of her career by out-grappling top contender Blanchfield over the first two rounds with relentless clinch trips, punishing ground strikes, and tight positional control to take a 29-28 sweep across all three judges.

Jasudavicius got the main card in Winnipeg started with a composed performance, surviving an explosive early attack from “Killer” Silva before relying on heavy top pressure and relentless ground control in rounds two and three to take a 29-28 unanimous decision.

In a title-eliminator clash in Vancouver, former title challenger Fiorot slipped a lead punch and landed a counter left hook behind the ear that staggered Jasudavicius, following up with a barrage of ground strikes to force referee Dan Miragliotta’s intervention at 1:14 of round one.

Jasudavicius earned the biggest submission victory of her career against former UFC strawweight champion Andrade, taking her down with authority, taking her back, and sinking in a rear-naked choke at 2:40 of round one. The win earned her a $50k Performance of the Night bonus and her Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu black belt.

In the first women’s mixed martial arts bout in UFC Saudi Arabia history, Jasudavicius dominated former bantamweight title challenger Bueno Silva, repeatedly grounding the Brazilian and accumulating dominant top time to capture a 30-27 sweep across all scorecards.

Jasudavicius overwhelmed the “Queen of Violence” with chained takedowns and smothering top control across three rounds before locking up a slick D’Arce choke on the ground at 2:28 of round three, bagging a $50,000 Performance of the Night bonus.

Facing short-notice undefeated CFFC champion Kline at altitude in Denver, Jasudavicius leveraged her strength and grappling pedigree to ground Kline repeatedly, controlling the tempo for an emphatic 30-27 sweep across the judges’ cards.

Jasudavicius set a historic UFC strike differential record, out-landing Cachoeira 326 to 26 in total strikes and logging over 13 minutes of dominant ground control before submitting her with an anaconda choke at 4:21 of round three, earning a $50k Performance of the Night bonus.

Jasudavicius pressed Cortez against the fence and hunted for takedowns, but Cortez found a rhythm with her boxing combinations and defended submissions on the mat to earn a unanimous decision.

Fighting in front of her home country crowd at Rogers Arena, Jasudavicius pulled off an underdog victory by neutralizing Maverick’s southpaw blitzes with heavy clinch knees and winning the wrestling exchanges for a 29-28 unanimous decision.

Jasudavicius put on a dominant grappling display, timing clean takedowns against the LFA champion and logging over ten minutes of control time to take a lopsided 30-26 sweep across all three scorecards.

Debuting Brazilian striker Silva utilized blinding hand speed, spinning kicks, and lateral movement to keep Jasudavicius at distance, handing the Canadian her first UFC defeat via unanimous decision.

Making her promotional debut at UFC 270, Jasudavicius established an effective jab behind her reach advantage, reversed Hansen’s early takedown attempts, and maintained control on the canvas to claim a unanimous decision victory.

Jasudavicius utilized her size advantage from the opening bell, forcing Polastri to the canvas, controlling from mount, and landing heavy ground-and-pound to earn a unanimous decision and an official UFC contract from Dana White.

Returning to flyweight after challenging for the CFFC strawweight title, Jasudavicius shut down Deen’s offense with smothering wrestling and ground control to sweep all three rounds on the scorecards.

Jasudavicius controlled the clinch from the outset, landing heavy knees to the body and head of Gulfin to force referee David Osaghae’s stoppage in just 97 seconds.

Competing in front of her home Niagara crowd, Jasudavicius overwhelmed Invicta FC veteran Ricker from the opening bell, landing punishing knees to the body to score a thunderous knockout in only 52 seconds.

Traveling to Massachusetts for her sophomore pro appearance, Jasudavicius neutralized O’Hearn’s attack with effective clinch wrestling and top control across all three rounds to earn a unanimous decision.

In her professional MMA debut, Jasudavicius grounded Chase, transitioned smoothly to take the back, and locked in a tight rear-naked choke to force the tapout at 1:17 of round two.