Manon Fiorot Beats Jasmine Jasudavicius in 74 Seconds at UFC
Vancouver, BC — October 18, 2025
Manon Fiorot (12-1) delivered a blistering performance at UFC Fight Night, stopping Canadian contender Jasmine Jasudavicius (9-3) via TKO just 1:14 into the first round. The flyweight clash, held at Rogers Arena, was a violent reminder of Fiorot’s elite striking and her readiness for a title shot.
Fiorot’s Precision Striking Ends It Early
From the opening bell, Fiorot wasted no time asserting dominance. She cut angles, landed clean combinations, and backed Jasudavicius into the fence with surgical aggression. A right cross followed by a flurry of punches left Jasudavicius defenseless, prompting the referee to step in and wave off the contest.
The win marks Fiorot’s sixth straight UFC victory and her third by knockout, solidifying her position as one of the most dangerous flyweights in the world.
Jasudavicius Overwhelmed by Fiorot’s Speed
Jasudavicius entered the bout with momentum and hometown support, but she was unable to match Fiorot’s pace or precision. While she attempted to clinch and reset, Fiorot’s footwork and timing kept her trapped in a storm of strikes.
Fiorot Eyes Flyweight Gold
With this emphatic finish, Manon Fiorot is now knocking on the door of a title shot. Promoters are already discussing potential matchups with reigning champion Alexa Grasso or former champ Valentina Shevchenko. Fiorot’s blend of technical striking, composure, and finishing power makes her a nightmare matchup for anyone in the division.
UFC President Dana White praised Fiorot’s performance, calling it “a statement win that demands championship consideration.”
Conclusion
Manon Fiorot’s 74-second demolition of Jasmine Jasudavicius at UFC Fight Night was more than a win—it was a warning. In a division full of talent, Fiorot is proving she’s the one with the sharpest blades. As the flyweight title picture heats up, Fiorot stands ready to carve her name into UFC gold.
