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Photo by Andy Cotterill After a triumphant UFC debut versus Kay Hansen at UFC 270 in January, Niagara Top Team’s Jasmine Jasudavicius will me making her sophomore appearance versus Brazilian Natália Silva at the UFC Fight Night scheduled for June 18, 2022. Jasudavicius’ coach Chris Prickett told MM-eh this morning that they were offered this…
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I can’t be lazy…I can’t be reckless…I can’t completely disrespect this guy, but I don’t see anywhere where he’s clearly better than me or even on my level. The closest would probably be on the ground, but I would imagine I’m definitely a better grappler than him.”
I’m not just here to be flashy. I’m not here to just go in the UFC to tell that I’m in the UFC. It’s a hard sport mentally and physically and I’m going in there to be undefeated and to stay undefeated for a long time. I’m not just here for a couple of months or a couple of years, I’m going into the UFC for sure, and one day I’ll be fighting for the belt.
Every fight of your career is the biggest fight of your career.
But for Niagara fighter Jasmine Jasudavicius, excellence is already a long time habit, and in a few short days she plans to stand in front of the mixed martial arts world and scream her name at the top of her lungs and dare them all to not recognize her as someone to pay close attention to.
But UFC President Dana White shared some good news of his own during the UFC on Fox 7 post-fight press conference last night, as he revealed that should Grant defeat Gray Maynard at UFC 160: Velasquez vs. Bigfoot II on May 25, then he will be the No. 1 contender to challenge for champion Benson Henderson‘s lightweight title.
