37-Year-Old from Canada Earns Unanimous Decision Victory in Women’s Flyweight Fight in Winnipeg
WINNIPEG, MB, April 20, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Big night for MMA in Canada! Monster Energy congratulates MMA athlete Jasmine Jasudavicius on defeating Karine Silva at the UFC Fight Night in Winnipeg, Canada, on Saturday night. In the Main Card fight contested in the Women’s Flyweight division, the 37-year-old from St. Catharines, Canada, earned the victory by unanimous decision after a grueling three-round fight.
UFC Fight Night: Burns vs. Malott was contested in front of a live crowd of 14,051 spectators inside Canada Life Centre in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. Featuring a total of five bouts on the Main Card, the entire event, including Prelims, was broadcast live on the Paramount+ service.
Stepping into the Octagon in Winnipeg, Monster Energy’s Jasudavicius (15-4) was looking to earn a victory after most recently suffering a loss against Manon Fiorot at UFC Vancouver in October 2025. Previously, Jasudavicius was riding a five-fight win streak on her climb up the Women’s Flyweight rankings.
Saturday night’s opponent, 32-year-old Silva (19-7) from Dourados, Brazil, came to Winnipeg trying to recover from a decision loss against Maycee Barber at UFC 323 in December 2025. With both fighters eager to return to the victory column, there could only be one winner, and the Canadian crowd was in for a fierce battle.
In the opening round, both fighters approached the fight with caution, but Silva broke through with a takedown that put Jasudavicius on the defensive early on. After escaping a submission attempt via a triangle choke, Jasudavicius found her formula, launching swift counterattacks while avoiding dangerous situations.
Pressuring Silva with takedowns and chokeholds, Jasudavicius maintained her dominance on the ground, although the Brazilian remained a threat, ready to cause significant damage even on her back. As the fight progressed, the majority of Round 3 unfolded with Jasudavicius controlling Silva and raining down punches from the top position until the final bell.
When the judges went to their score cards, Jasudavicius emerged as the winner by unanimous decision (29-28, 29-28, 29-28) after a three-round match decided by consistency and versatile grappling.
“She was good at locking stuff up on the bottom, and I wasn’t able to progress like I would have liked to. We continue moving forward and get better from this. And we continue climbing up the rankings,” said Monster Energy’s Jasudavicius in her post-fight interview with Paramount+.
Back in the winner’s circle and solidified in the UFC Women’s Flyweight top ten, what’s next for Jasudavicius? Asked about her next fight, the Canadian said: “Anyone who’s ranked above me! I would love to get any of that on my way up to the top.” Watch closely and follow #StayVicius to keep in the loop!
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