Erin Blanchfield
Vitals
Height, reach, and career background.
Record
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2 Nov 2024
30 Mar 2024
26 Aug 2023
WinSUB
Opponent: Jessica Andraderear-naked chokeR2 1:37
UFC Fight Night 219
18 Feb 2023
18 Feb 2023
The Andrade fight was the win that changed how seriously the division had to take Blanchfield. She weathered the former champion's power, found the grappling track she wanted and finished with a rear-naked choke early in round two.
Key moments
- Submitted a former champion in round two.
- Used grappling to neutralize Andrade's power threat.
- Turned a contender opportunity into a statement finish.
12 Nov 2022
4 Jun 2022
11 Dec 2021
18 Sep 2021
30 Jul 2020
7 Feb 2020
WinSUB
Opponent: Gabriella GulfinkeylockR1 3:20
CFFC 76
14 Jun 2019
14 Jun 2019
After the close loss to Cortez, Blanchfield needed a clean reset and got it with a first-round Americana over Gulfin in CFFC.
Key moments
- Submitted Gabriella Gulfin with an Americana at 3:20 of round one.
- The win came at CFFC 76 in Bensalem, Pennsylvania.
- It immediately returned Blanchfield to the win column after her first pro loss.
16 Nov 2018
WinDEC
Opponent: Brittney CloudysplitR3 5:00
Invicta FC 30
21 Jul 2018
21 Jul 2018
Cloudy was Blanchfield's Invicta debut and her first full-distance test after the opening CFFC stoppage. She left with a split decision, adding a second pro win while moving up into a stronger regional promotion.
Key moments
- Beat Brittney Cloudy by split decision at Invicta FC 30.
- The bout went three rounds in Kansas City.
- It was Blanchfield's first Invicta appearance after her CFFC debut.
17 Mar 2018
The Read
Style, strengths, and defining traits.
Blanchfield is a control-first flyweight whose best work still starts with position. She has enough boxing to enter cleanly, but the real problem she presents is what happens once she gets to body locks, top position and the back, where the five submission wins and constant squeeze make every round feel shorter for the other side.
Her rise has already included wins over Jessica Andrade, Taila Santos, Rose Namajunas and Tracy Cortez, which is real contender-level proof rather than prospect inflation. The loss to Manon Fiorot showed the limits of her current striking against elite range and pace, but the rebound against Cortez put her right back into the title conversation.
Signature Fights
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