Manon Fiorot Returns at UFC Vancouver to Face Red-Hot Contender Jasmine Jasudavicius in High-Stakes Flyweight Clash

After suffering her first UFC loss earlier this year, Manon Fiorot is ready to step back into the Octagon—this time, with redemption on her mind. The former flyweight title challenger is officially set to face streaking contender Jasmine Jasudavicius in a three-round bout at UFC Vancouver this October.

While not yet confirmed as the co-main event, sources tell MMA Fighting the matchup could carry significant title implications for the women’s flyweight division.

🔁 Fiorot Looks to Reignite Title Hopes

Fiorot’s rise through the flyweight ranks was nothing short of dominant. She rattled off seven straight UFC wins, toppling elite names like Rose Namajunas, Erin Blanchfield, and Katlyn Chookagian. That unbeaten streak came to a halt at UFC 315, when she fell short in a competitive five-round war against Valentina Shevchenko, losing by unanimous decision.

Now 12-2 overall, Fiorot finds herself back in the hunt—but still only one or two key wins away from another crack at the title.

🚀 Jasudavicius Is Charging Toward Gold

Her next test may be her toughest yet. Jasudavicius is red-hot, riding a five-fight win streak that includes a signature victory over former champion Jessica Andrade—also at UFC 315. The Canadian standout has been sharpening her all-around game since entering the UFC through Dana White’s Contender Series in 2021, and a win over Fiorot would catapult her into the title conversation.

With wins over Ariane da Silva, Fatima Kline, and Mayra Bueno Silva, Jasudavicius is proving she belongs among the elite—and UFC Vancouver could be her coming-out party.

🥇 What’s at Stake?

While Fiorot vs. Jasudavicius isn’t a title eliminator on paper, the implications are clear: the winner likely earns a No. 1 contender spot—especially with the division’s current title picture still uncertain.

👑 What About Valentina Shevchenko?

Champion Valentina Shevchenko may have her eyes set on a champ-vs-champ super fight with Zhang Weili, but top contender Natalia Silva—who recently defeated Alexa Grasso—is still in the mix. Should Shevchenko vs. Weili happen, Silva may need to wait… unless Fiorot or Jasudavicius can steal the spotlight in Vancouver.

📺 How to Watch UFC Vancouver

📍 Date: October 2025 (exact date TBA)
📺 Streaming: ESPN+ PPV (U.S.), UFC Fight Pass (International)
🎟️ Tickets expected to go on sale via Ticketmaster in early August

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Manon Fiorot’s comeback fight isn’t just about redemption—it’s about survival. In a division that’s suddenly overflowing with contenders, Jasudavicius could derail Fiorot’s path back to Shevchenko. And if Natalia Silva is waiting in the wings, whoever wins better make a loud statement in Vancouver.