UFC Winnipeg result upheld; Jasudavicius fined after appeal
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 9, 2026, 12:54 AM
Last updated Jun 9, 2026
The Manitoba Combative Sports Commission upheld the result of the UFC Winnipeg bout on April 18, where Jasmine Jasudavicius defeated Karine Silva by unanimous decision. An investigation confirmed an unauthorized foreign object was present but could not identify it or prove it gave an advantage. Jasudavicius was fined the maximum amount for a safety violation, but the specific sum was not disclosed. The incident drew attention due to speculation regarding a possible nicotine pouch, which Jasudavicius denied, attributing it to gum.
- •Jasmine Jasudavicius won by unanimous decision against Karine Silva.
- •The commission found an unauthorized object but could not verify it.
- •Jasudavicius was fined the maximum amount for safety violations.
- •Speculation arose about the object possibly being a nicotine pouch.
- 12:54 AMYahoo Sports — UFC Winnipeg result upheld, but fighter fined 'maximum' after appeal
"The Manitoba commission concluded a fighter was in possession of an unapproved object during a UFC bout – but they aren't sure what the object was.
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