UFC Edmonton Results Cause Major UFC Rankings Movement in Multiple Divisions

Numerous fighters saw their stock increase rather substantially following big wins on last weekend’s UFC Edmonton card.Including an overall of 12 Canadian fighters contending out of 13 arranged battles, this year’s edition of UFC Edmonton just saw among those bouts makes it to the judges’ scorecards. The night liquidated with a thrilling emphasize for the Edmonton crowd, as Canada’s Mike Malott extended his win streak to 5 battles when he floored Joaquin Buckley with a knee to the head throughout the 2nd round.Mike Malott Breaks Into Top 10 With UFC Edmonton WinMalott confessed after the battle that he didn’t plan to strike Buckley with a knee, the knockout was one of the more violent UFC interruptions of the year and supplied a fitting end to a finish-heavy UFC Edmonton card.

Mike Malott (blue gloves) responds after beating Gilbert Burns (red gloves) throughout UFC Fight Night at Canada Life Centre.|IMAGN IMAGES through Reuters Connect

Now riding the momentum of a five-fight win streak that consists of 3 knockouts, Malott went up 3 locations in both the UFC media (# 10) and Meta AI (# 8) rankings.

Joaquin Buckley (blue gloves) responds after being beat by Sean Brady (red gloves) throughout UFC 328 at Prudential.|IMAGN IMAGES through Reuters Connect

Buckley now regrettably discovers himself on a three-fight skid after he formerly won 6 battles in a row, and “New Mansa” consequently fell 2 areas to # 12 in the media rankings and 4 areas in the Meta AI rankings, where he now likewise sits as the welterweight department’s # 12-ranked competitor. Jasmine Jasudavicius Vaults Into UFC Title Contention After Upsetting Erin BlanchfieldMalott’s surface of Buckley followed the only battle to go the range at UFC Edmonton, as the co-main occasion saw fellow Canadian Jasmine Jasudavicius manage a substantial upset when she took a consentaneous choice over Erin Blanchfield.

Jasmine Jasudavicius (red gloves) commemorates after the battle versus Karine Silva (blue gloves) throughout UFC Fight Night at Canada Life Centre.|IMAGN IMAGES by means of Reuters Connect

Jasudavicius has actually now won back-to-back battles after being knocked out by Manon Fiorot a year back, and the 37-year-old risen up numerous locations to the Top 5 of both the Meta AI and media rankings for females’s flyweight in addition to burglarizing the females’s pound-for-pound list at # 12.

Erin Blanchfield (red gloves) responds after her womens flyweight bout versus Tracy Cortez (not imagined) throughout UFC 322 at Madison Square Garden.|IMAGN IMAGES through Reuters Connect

The loss was a significant obstacle for Blanchfield’s own UFC title goals, and “Cold Blooded” fell to # 5 in the Meta AI and media Top 15 at females’s flyweight. Chelsea Chandler’s UFC Edmonton Upset Provides Huge Rankings BoostThe other UFC Edmonton battle to produce some significant rankings motion was the females’s bantamweight bout in between Chelsea Chandler and Melissa Croden, which occurred after males’s bantamweights Su Young Yu and Cody Chovancek opened the card.

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Like Jasudavicius, Chandler likewise managed an outstanding upset when she sent Croden with a kimura late in the preliminary, which outcome was made more noteworthy by the truth that You likewise completed the debuting Chovancek with a kimura in the night’s previous battle.

Melissa Croden (red gloves) battles Daria Zheleznyakova (blue gloves) throughout UFC Fight Night at Canada Life Centre.|IMAGN IMAGES by means of Reuters Connect

Chandler wasn’t formerly ranked in the Meta AI Top 15 and now debuts at # 14, and the American likewise switched areas with Croden in the media rankings to go up 6 areas from # 15 as much as # 9.

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