UFC 330 loses Blanchfield vs Jasudavicius, with no replacement
The No. 4 vs No. 7 women's flyweight bout came off UFC 330 on July 27 with no replacement, and our change log dates every other UFC card move this week.
UFC 330 is eleven days out and it is one fight lighter than it was a week ago.
Erin Blanchfield vs Jasmine Jasudavicius, the No. 4 against the No. 7 in the official women's flyweight rankings, came off the Philadelphia card in our tracking on July 27. No replacement opponent has been announced for either woman, and as of today neither is booked on any other card in our database.
We do not know why it came off, and I am not going to guess. What we can say precisely is when: the bout was first recorded on the card on June 20 and was marked cancelled on July 27, which leaves UFC 330 with ten scheduled bouts behind Islam Makhachev vs Ian Machado Garry and the Mackenzie Dern vs Gillian Robertson strawweight title co-main.
It is a real loss for the card and a bigger one for the division. Blanchfield has not fought since November 15, 2025, when she submitted Tracy Cortez. Jasudavicius is coming off a unanimous decision over Karine Silva on April 18. The winner would have been the most obvious next name after Manon Fiorot in a division whose title picture has been static for months. Instead there is nothing scheduled between the two of them and no announced alternative.
The rest of the churn, with timestamps
Card churn is normal. What is less normal is being able to date it to the minute, so here is what our change log recorded across the UFC schedule in the past week.
August 1: two bouts were added to Saturday's Apex card, Miles Johns vs Jessie Rosas at featherweight and Manoel Sousa vs Richie Miranda at lightweight. Both landed seven days out from the event.
August 2: Jack Jenkins vs Sean Woodson was added to the August 29 card at 18:16 UTC, and was gone from it by 20:00 UTC. One hour and forty four minutes on a fight card, start to finish.
That last one is worth sitting with. Whatever happened there, a matchup went up and came down inside two hours, which means for most of the audience it never existed at all. The only reason it is on the record is that we log every difference between one scrape of the card and the next, which is also how the "Card updated" badge on an event page gets there.
Two things follow from a week like this. First, a card is a live document, not an announcement, and the version you screenshot on Monday is not the version that fights on Saturday. Second, when a bout between the No. 4 and the No. 7 in a division disappears with no replacement and no rebooking, the promotion has quietly taken a fight away from a division that did not have many to spare.
UFC 330 goes ahead on Saturday, August 15 at Xfinity Mobile Arena in Philadelphia, with Makhachev defending the welterweight title against Machado Garry in the main event. Ten fights, for now.