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Manon Fiorot Crushes Jasmine Jasudavicius in 74 Seconds, Credits Tristar Move for Revival

Originally posted on Dice City Sports | By Robert LaMar | Last updated Oct 19, 2025 10:50 PM ET

VANCOUVER — Former flyweight title challenger Manon Fiorot needed just 74 seconds to stop Jasmine Jasudavicius on the main card of UFC Fight Night 262 at Rogers Arena, a blistering KO that instantly reboots her march back toward a championship shot.

Fast Finish, Clear Statement

Fiorot (13-2 MMA, 8-1 UFC) wasted no time, dropping Jasudavicius (14-4 MMA, 8-3 UFC) with a clean straight shot before sealing the TKO with follow-up punches. The victory marks her first outing since a May title-fight defeat to Valentina Shevchenko and it looked like a different fighter showed up.

“I made a lot of adjustments in my training camp, my training partners and my coach… it was a perfect scenario for me,” Fiorot said post-fight.

Manon Fiorot silences the Canadian crowd at #UFCVancouver!
“The Beast” stops Jasmine Jasudavicius early in Round 1.

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— Women's MMA Rankings (@WMMARankings) October 19, 2025

The Tristar Effect

Key to the turnaround: a major camp change. Fiorot relocated from France to Tristar Gym in Montreal, citing the move as a catalyst for sharper preparation and mindset.

“I’m very disappointed every time I lose, but I think I made a good change in my life and training camp. Tonight is the result of a good change.”

Title Picture, Next Steps

Back in the win column in emphatic fashion, Fiorot wants to stay active and let the matchmakers do their work.

“To be honest, I don’t care. I just want to fight as soon as possible. Whoever the UFC chooses for me, I’ll take the fight.”

What It Means at 125

For Fiorot: A statement rebound that reinforces her status as a top contender clean fundamentals, killer timing, and renewed momentum after the Shevchenko setback.
For Jasudavicius: A five-fight surge comes to an abrupt end; she remains a factor but will need a quick regroup against another ranked name.

Fiorot’s swift, surgical finish plus the Tristar move signals she’s reloaded for another run at UFC gold.

This article first appeared on Dice City Sports and was syndicated with permission.

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