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A flyweight title eliminator between Erin Blanchfield and Manon Fiorot now headlines the Atlantic City card after the original main event was scrapped.
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A flyweight title eliminator between Erin Blanchfield and Manon Fiorot has been elevated to headline UFC on ESPN 54 in Atlantic City. The promotion confirmed the reshuffle after the original main event fell through due to injury, as Sherdog reports.
Blanchfield, fighting on home turf in New Jersey, carries a 12-1 professional record built on a series of finishes and decision wins since entering the UFC in 2021. Fiorot, who debuted the same year, brings an 11-1 record and a run of six straight victories over ranked opposition.
Vicente Luque and Joaquin Buckley will meet in the three-round co-main event. Both welterweights are eager to rebound after suffering knockout defeats in their most recent outings, setting up a clash with real stakes for each man's trajectory in the division.
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