The #4 and #6 women’s flyweights in the Ultimate Fighting Championship are set to collide at UFC 330 this August.
On Wednesday, UFC officials announced that the fourth-ranked Erin Blanchfield (14-2) will face sixth-ranked Jasmine Jasudavicius (15-4) at the event, set for the Xfinity Mobile Arena in Philadelphia, PA on August 15, 2026.
The fight will be the first of the year for Blanchfield, who was last seen submitting Tracy Cortez at UFC 322 in November. The marked her second straight victory; Blanchfield is 8-1 overall in the promotion and had been circling a title shot prior to her lone loss in the company, against Manon Fiorot in March of 2024.
The Cortez win saw Erin Blanchfield avenge the only other loss of her professional MMA career. The original meeting came at Invicta FC 34 in 2019.
Jasudavicius has likewise inserted herself into the title picture. The Canadian training out of Niagara Top Team had her own five-fight win streak snapped by Manon Fiorot last year; she returned to action this past April at UFC Winnipeg, earning a unanimous decision over Karine Silva. That turnaround marked a longer than usual stretch on the sidelines for Jasudavicius, who seems to be getting back to her usual steady pace with this latest booking.
UFC 330 is set to be headlined by Islam Makhachev, who will defend his welterweight title opposite Ian Machado Garry. The co-main event will see Jasmine’s fellow Canadian, Gillian Robertson, challenge Mackenzie Dern for the women’s strawweight championship.
- Islam Makhachev (c) vs. Ian Machado Garry – for the UFC welterweight championship
- Mackenzie Dern (c) vs. Gillian Robertson – for the UFC women’s strawweight championship
- Edson Barboza vs. Esteban Ribovics
- Vicente Luque vs. Tresean Gore
- Erin Blanchfield vs. Jasmine Jasudavicius