The weekend’s
Ultimate Fighting Championship and
Professional Fighters League events reshaped Sherdog’s women’s
flyweight rankings.Jasmine Jasudavicius climbs to No. 6 in women’s flyweight as
Mike Malott enters welterweight Top 15
At
UFC Edmonton, Jasmine
Jasudavicius defeated Erin
Blanchfield in the co-main event. Competing in her home
country, Jasudavicius (16-4, 10-3 UFC) controlled the first two
rounds before Blanchfield rallied in the third. All three judges
scored the fight 29-28 for the Canadian, dropping Blanchfield to
14-3 overall and 8-2 in the UFC.
On Friday, Liz
Carmouche and Jena Bishop
met again in the
PFL Chicago headliner. After suffering a third-round knockout
against “Girl-Rilla” in their first encounter, Bishop (12-3, 6-3
PFL) earned a unanimous decision over Carmouche (26-9, 6-2 PFL) to
claim the inaugural PFL women’s flyweight championship.
Jasudavicius rises to No. 6, while Blanchfield falls from fifth to
seventh, with Dakota
Ditcheva moving into the No. 5 spot. Bishop climbs to No. 8,
and Carmouche drops to No. 9.
In the UFC Edmonton welterweight headliner, Mike Malott
(15-2-1, 8-1 UFC) knocked out Joaquin
Buckley with a well-timed knee at 2:32 of Round 2. “Proper”
replaces former UFC welterweight champion Kamaru
Usman at No. 15.
Elsewhere, Sherdog’s panel voted to reduce the women’s bantamweight
rankings to 10 places and eliminate the Contenders section because
of the division’s limited depth.
Former UFC women’s bantamweight champion Julianna
Pena also exits due to inactivity. “The Venezuelan Vixen” last
competed in MMA in June 2025, when Kayla
Harrison submitted her with a kimura. Pena’s removal moves the
fighters below her up one spot, while Jacqueline
Cavalcanti enters at No. 10.
Note: Previous rankings listed in brackets.
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