Jasmine Jasudavicius ‘not proud’ of UFC Winnipeg victory

Jasmine
Jasudavicius believes her unsatisfactory win at UFC
Winnipeg is a blessing in disguise. 

Jasudavicius (15-4) took on fellow veteran Karine
Silva (19-7) in a flyweight clash in front of her home crowd at
the Canada Life Center in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, on Saturday.
Jasudavicius picked up a unanimous decision win in a bout mostly
marked by inactivity.  Jasudavicius isn’t impressed with her
performance at UFC Winnipeg. However, having never lost two fights
in a row in her entire career, the Canadian is glad to bounce back
from a loss in her last outing.

More to Prove

“Not too impressed with my performance,” she told the UFC. “I know
it was kind of boring. But back in the win column, still climbing
my way to the top. I know that I have more to prove and better to
show. But we’re back, baby.”

Jasudavicius was under a ton of pressure to return to the win
column at UFC Winnipeg. The 37-year-old feels that the
underwhelming win is a blessing in disguise. Jasudavicius is now
eager to return to training so that she can put on a more
impressive performance in her next outing.

“It was tons of pressure,” Jasudavicius said. “I can’t imagine
going two losses in a row. I would probably retire. I wouldn’t be
able to handle that. But it’s good, it’s a blessing in disguise.
Because even though technically I won, I’m not proud. So I’m gonna
be back in the gym and work my tail off to make sure that my next
performance is something that I can be a lot more proud
of.”