Prediction: Jasmine Jasudavicius VS Manon Fiorot 2025-10-18
Manon Fiorot vs. Jasmine Jasudavicius: A Flyweight Feud with Finesse and Fisticuffs
Ladies and gentlemen, prepare for a women’s flyweight clash that’s less “catfight” and more “chess match with gloves.” Manon “The Beast” Fiorot (-235) and Jasmine “Jazzy” Jasudavicius (+186) collide at UFC Fight Night 262, and the odds are as clear as a Montreal winter—Fiorot’s implied probability of a 70% victory (per her -235 line) suggests she’s the favorite, while Jasudavicius’ 35% shot feels like a long shot trying to win a lottery by betting on her own birthday. Let’s dissect why.
Parsing the Odds: Numbers Don’t Lie (Unless They’re in a Casino)
Fiorot, the 12-2 French-Canadian dynamo, is coming off her first loss to Valentina Shevchenko—a fight so brutal it made her temporarily lose her appetite for training. But like a phoenix rising from ash (and a lot of protein shakes), she’s rebounded with a “Manon 2.0” mindset, crediting her post-loss slump for forcing her to train in Canada, where the sparring partners are as sharp as the maple syrup. Her 7-1 UFC record and eight finishes? The résumé of a woman who turns fights into PowerPoint presentations (with more knockouts).
Jasudavicius, meanwhile, is on a five-fight winning streak, including a 2025 highlight-reel victory over Jessica Andrade. But here’s the rub: her +186 line implies bookmakers see her as a dark horse, not a juggernaut. Why? Because while her 14-fight win streak is impressive, it’s also the kind of streak that makes you check your calendar twice—“Wait, has it really been 14 fights since she lost?”
Digesting the News: Injuries, Motivation, and Octagon Real Estate
Fiorot’s recent loss to Shevchenko was a title shot, not a tune-up. Shevchenko’s a flyweight legend, though, so it’s like losing to the NBA’s best in an amateur bracket—respectable, not catastrophic. Since then, Fiorot’s training at Tristar Montreal, where she’s embraced a “bigger, bolder, badder” approach. Analysts love that the larger octagon favors her speed, which is about as useful as a chef’s knife in a bakery—if the chef is baking a cake, but also ready to slice anyone who steals it.
Jasudavicius? She’s the Canadian crowd-pleaser, fighting in Vancouver where the home support is loud enough to wake the dead… or at least the UFC commentators. But her recent wins, while solid, haven’t faced the same elite competition as Fiorot’s. Plus, let’s be real: A five-fight streak is great, but it’s also the length of a Netflix series—eventually, the plot holes show.
Humorous Spin: Because MMA Needs More Laughs
Imagine Fiorot’s speed as a cheetah in a hurry to catch a gazelle… but the gazelle’s name is Jasmine, and she’s tripping over her own confidence. Jasudavicius’ streak is so long, it’s practically a Canadian winter—you forget how good it feels until you’re stuck in a 14-fight snowdrift. And let’s not forget the octagon: At 32 feet in diameter, it’s the size of a small apartment. Fiorot, with her “Manon 2.0” agility, will treat it like a dance floor. Jasudavicius? She’ll probably trip over the Wi-Fi router trying to find an angle.
Prediction: The Verdict, Delivered via Unanimous Decision
Fiorot’s experience, technical prowess, and adaptation post-Shevchenko loss give her the edge. The oddsmakers aren’t wrong—her 70% implied probability feels spot-on. Jasudavicius is a formidable challenger, but her underdog status and lack of elite-level opposition recenty make her a risky bet.
Final Verdict: Manon Fiorot wins by unanimous decision. Why? Because even if Jasmine brings the crowd to a fever pitch, Manon brings the skill to a “I-just-invented-the-word-unstoppable” level. And if you bet on Jasudavicius? At least you’ll get a better story for your bar mitzvah anecdotes.
Fight time: 8:10 p.m. ET. Stream it on ESPN+, but bring a sweater—Vancouver’s cold seeps into your bones… and into Jasmine’s confidence. 🥊🇨🇦
Created: Oct. 18, 2025, 10:28 p.m. GMT