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Jasmine Jasudavicius Talks Vicious Performance Over Priscila Cachoeira At UFC 297 In Toronto / MM-EH

Posted on 27 January 202427 January 2024 By mmehandy No Comments on Jasmine Jasudavicius Talks Vicious Performance Over Priscila Cachoeira At UFC 297 In Toronto / MM-EH

UFC Flyweight fighter Jasmine Jasudavicius almost broke the internet on January 20th, 2024, when she absolutely demolished Brazilian opponent Priscila Cachoeira at UFC 297 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

MMA people in various social media platforms were beside themselves watching the fight take place, as Jasudavicius set numerous records.

From Forbes,com

Jasmine Jasudavicius sets UFC record for total strikes landed in a three-round fight with 326.

Jasmine Jasudavicius sets UFC record for total ground strikes landed in a three-round fight with 300.

Jasmine Jasudavicius sets UFC record for striking differential in a three-round fight at plus-300 (326-26).

Jasmine Jasudavicius sets UFC women’s bantamweight record for latest submission with stoppage at 4:21 of Round 3.

Jasmine Jasudavicius sets UFC women’s bantamweight record for most significant ground strikes landed in a fight with 68.

Jasmine Jasudavicius sets UFC women’s bantamweight record for total strikes landed in a fight with 326.

Jasmine Jasudavicius sets UFC women’s bantamweight record for total ground strikes landed in a fight with 300.

Jasmine Jasudavicius sets UFC women’s bantamweight record for total head strikes landed in a fight with 297.

Jasmine Jasudavicius sets UFC women’s bantamweight record for total strikes landed in a round (Rd 1) with 138.

Jasmine Jasudavicius sets UFC women’s bantamweight record for total strikes attempted in a round (Rd 1) with 173.

Jasmine Jasudavicius and Priscila Cachoeira set UFC women’s bantamweight record for total strikes in a fight (three rounds) with 352.

*Note* the 5-round co-main event between Raquel Pennington and Mayra Bueno Silva set a record with 361 total strikes, only 9 more than Jasudavicius/Cachoeira.

In this exclusive video interview, Jasmine speak with Andy Cotterill of www.MM-EH.ca and discusses everything UFC 297 related, plus more.

– How she felt during fight week in her backyard of Toronto

– How she ensures that she takes in the experience

– The events leading to Cachoeira missing weight and the bump up in weight class

– The fight itself including strike differential

– What she thinks about the nickname ‘Vicious”

– Meeting UFC President Dana White after her fight

– Being awarded a Performance of the Night bonus and what she might do with the money

– What it was like walking into her home gym Niagara Top Team 2-days after her fight

– Thoughts on the UFC 300 match-up between new UFC signee Kayla Harrison and Holly Holm

– An update on her friend who promised to get Jasmine’s face tattooed on her butt if she won a UFC fight.

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Veteran mixed martial arts journalist. Founder of MM-EH, #1 Canadian MMA site, previous contributor to Sherdog & ESPN, TSNRadio Journalist of the Year

THE MONSTER IS BACK 👹 After nearly two years away THE MONSTER IS BACK 👹

After nearly two years away from the UFC Octagon, Chad “The Monster” Anheliger is finally closing in on his return.

I caught up with Chad ahead of his UFC Edmonton fight against Steven Koslow on October 17 to talk about the long and sometimes frustrating road back to competition.

A serious knee injury forced Chad onto the sidelines, but instead of rushing his return, he used the time to properly rehab, rebuild his strength and conditioning, and rediscover just how much he still wants to fight.

“I’m hungrier than ever to get back in there.”

And Chad sees Edmonton as more than simply another fight. After the UFC worked with him throughout his injuries and his lengthy absence, he called this a “big redemption opportunity.”

We also talked about becoming a new father to his son Jack, his life coaching and training at Champions Creed, and the other Monster now joining him on the Edmonton card — fellow Canadian Kyle Nelson. 👹👹

Chad says he’s coming back in the best shape, best headspace and with the best game plan possible.

After almost two years of waiting, Chad Anheliger finally gets to do what he loves again.

Full interview on episode 24 of The MM-EH Show, out now on all podcast platforms.🥊

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🥊 BRAYDEN TODD: “I’VE NEVER BEEN IN A FIGHT THAT’S 🥊 BRAYDEN TODD: “I’VE NEVER BEEN IN A FIGHT THAT’S NOT FIREWORKS.”

Brayden Todd has been around combat sports for almost his entire life.

The 26-year-old Adrenaline MMA fighter started wrestling at just seven years old, eventually earning scholarship opportunities before turning his attention toward mixed martial arts. Fighting was never far away — his father was a kickboxer who trained under the legendary Shawn Tompkins, and Todd grew up around the team that would become such an important part of Canadian MMA.

Now Todd gets another opportunity to show what that lifetime in combat sports has produced when he faces Trammell Arrington at Rising Stars in London.

And if you haven't watched Brayden Todd fight before, he gave MM-EH a pretty simple description of what to expect:

🥊 “I’ve never been in a fight that’s not fireworks.”

Despite his wrestling pedigree, Todd admits he's drawn toward standing in the pocket and proving himself as a boxer and striker. But if someone decides they'd rather wrestle him?

Good luck.

“Nobody in the amateur scene’s gonna take me down. No chance.”

That's the confidence of someone who has been wrestling since childhood and says he has yet to be taken down in an MMA fight.

Todd also talks about growing up inside Adrenaline MMA and learning from an incredible collection of Canadian combat-sports experience, including Mark Hominick, Sam Stout, Chris Horodecki and BJJ coach James Horth.

“I owe my coaches literally everything.”

Even after nearly two decades around the gym, Todd says he's still learning every time he walks through the doors.

We also talked about the transition from wrestling to striking, the lessons from his amateur losses, his frustrating last fight cancellation after making weight, and why he believes fans are going to want to see what happens when he and Errington step into the cage.

Todd even made me a promise:

“I’ll have a highlight for you.” 👀

Brayden Todd joins me on The MM-EH Show this week ahead of Rising Stars in London.

Canadian MMA. Canadian fighters. Canadian stories.

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🥊 EDDIE “THE ACTION MAN” FELVINTI IS READY TO SHOW 🥊 EDDIE “THE ACTION MAN” FELVINTI IS READY TO SHOW A DIFFERENT FIGHTER

At just 18 years old, Eddie Felvinti already has two amateur MMA fights under his belt — and he isn’t hiding from the fact that both ended in losses.

He’s learning from them.

The Guelph, Ontario fighter joins me on The MM-EH Show ahead of his third amateur bout at Mayhem 5 in Lindsay, Ontario, where he’ll face Mustapha Bouraoui.

Coming from a wrestling background and now training at 519 Jiu-Jitsu, Eddie and his team have gone back through his first two fights to identify what needed to change.

Range control. Cleaner striking. Staying composed instead of getting dragged into a brawl. More jiu-jitsu.

There’s also been a major change for this fight: Eddie has moved down a weight class.

He says he feels better conditioned, more athletic and simply like a better version of himself.

But don’t mistake improvement for caution.

🔥 His Mayhem 3 fight was described to him as one of the most entertaining fights of the night.

🔥 His bout with Michael Ryan at BTC 37 earned Fight of the Night.

Now Eddie wants another one.

“The Edward Felvinti that you're gonna see walk into the cage at Mayhem 5 is gonna be completely different from Mayhem 3.”

His prediction for what fans should expect?

“Expect a war.”

At only 18, Eddie isn’t supposed to be a finished product. This is what the amateur ranks are about — competing, learning, making adjustments and coming back better.

Now we get to see the next version of “The Action Man.”

🇨🇦 Eddie Felvinti vs. Mustafa Borrowai
📍 Mayhem 5 | Lindsay, Ontario

🎙️ Watch my full conversation with Eddie on The MM-EH Show.

#MMEH #CanadianMMA #EddieFelvinti #Mayhem5 #MayhemMMA #OntarioMMA #AmateurMMA #519JiuJitsu
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