Gabriella Fernandes is dominated by Jasmine Jasudavicius and debuts with a loss at UFC Las Vegas 70

Jasmine Jasudavicius defeated Gabriella Fernandes at UFC Las Vegas 70 (Photo: Instagram/UFC Canada)

Former LFA champion Gabriella Fernandes debuted with her left foot at the biggest MMA event in the world. In the last fight of the preliminary card of the UFC Las Vegas 70this Saturday (25), the Brazilian flyweight (up to 56.7 kg) was dominated and beaten by the Canadian Jasmine Jasudavicius in a unanimous decision of the judges (30-26, 30-26, 30-26).

The loss to Gabriella Fernandes in her UFC debut ended a seven-fight winning streak. The Brazilian now has eight triumphs and two losses in her career.

In contrast, Jasmine Jasudavicius has won again after losing to Brazilian Natália Silva and has won four times in the last five fights.

Gabriella starts well on her feet, but is no match for Jasmine’s struggle.

Gabriella Fernandes started the fight with a low kick. Then the Brazilian kicked Jasmine Jasudavicius in the waist. Gabriella followed with a good jab sequence and direct, which entered the front of the Canadian. Jasmine gave a low kick and the Brazilian responded the same way. In another low kick from Jasmine, Gabriella managed to connect a clean straight. Jasmine closed the distance and looked for the grappling fight. The Brazilian defended the Canadian’s takedown attempts well with the help of the grid. Gabriella attempted the counterattack and attempted the takedown, but ended up getting the worst of it and falling under Jasmine. In addition, Jasmine remained in control, using her head well to neutralize the Brazilian’s actions from below. With ten seconds left in the lap, Gabriella attacked an inverted triangle, but there was no time left.

At the start of the second round, Gabriella was able to put together some good jabs and straight streaks. Jasmine tried to shorten the distance, but the Brazilian fought back well with the combinations. The Canadian managed to stick and put Gabriella on her back on the railing. After some prodding, Jasmine braided the Brazilian’s leg and landed a good takedown, landing in half guard. The Canadian left for the 100 kg position. Jasmine managed to trap the Brazilian’s arm in a crucifix and started attacking with her elbows. After taking numerous blows, Gabriella exploded, managed to get rid of the crucifix and survive until the end of the round.

Gabriella started the third round looking to strike from long range with kicks and straights, staying away from Jasmine. Less than a minute into the onslaught, however, the Canadian went to the Brazilian’s legs and ended the fight. Gabriella had a noose around Jasmine’s neck, but the position wasn’t good for the guillotine. Even with the neck dominated by the Brazilian, Jasmine followed Gabriella. The Canadian managed to free her neck and began to strike from above, without losing her controlling position, where she remained until the end of the fight.

Jordan Leavitt Scores First-Round KO Against Victor Martinez

Jordan Leavitt celebrate victory in UFC Las Vegas 70 (Photo: Instagram/UFC)

In the fourth fight of UFC Las Vegas 70valid for the lightweight division (up to 70.3 kg), Jordan Leavitt he didn’t find it too difficult to face Victor Martinez and knocked out his rival in just over two minutes in the first round with a sequence of knees and punches.

With victory, Jordan Leavitt is recovering from the loss suffered against Paddy Pimblet in July of last year and now has three wins in the last four fights.

On the other hand, Victor Martinez debuts with a loss in the UFC and sees the end of the winning streak that lasted seven fights.

Ode Osbourne defeats Charles Johnson in a close, action-packed fight

Ode Osbourne defeated Charles Johnson in UFC Las Vegas 70 (Photo: Instagram/UFC)

In the third fight of UFC Las Vegas 70, contested in combined weight up to 59kg, Ode Osbourne defeated Charles Johnson by split decision (29-28, 28-29, 29-28). Both athletes put on a very heavy and balanced fight, but the Jamaican did enough to claim victory in the opinion of two of the three judges.

With the result, Osbourne is recovering from the knockout suffered against Tyson Nam and now has three wins in the last four octagon appearances.

On the other hand, Charles Johnson sees the sequence of good results which lasted two interrupted fights.

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