{"id":9787,"date":"2026-04-18T22:31:08","date_gmt":"2026-04-18T22:31:08","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/canada\/9787\/"},"modified":"2026-04-18T22:31:08","modified_gmt":"2026-04-18T22:31:08","slug":"live-now-ufc-winnipeg-burns-vs-malott-play-by-play-results-round-scoring","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/canada\/9787\/","title":{"rendered":"Live Now! UFC Winnipeg \u2018Burns vs. Malott\u2019 play-by-play, results & round scoring"},"content":{"rendered":"

Sherdog’s live
\nUFC Winnipeg<\/a> coverage will begin Saturday at 5 p.m. ET. The
\nevent is also known as
\nUFC Fight Night 273<\/a>.<\/p>\n

BETTING
\nPREVIEW<\/a> | SCOUTING
\nREPORT<\/a> | ODDS: Siraj (-250); Yannis (+200)
\nRound 1
\nIt\u2019s Canada against the world in this rough UFC Fight Night card
\nthat may yet deliver in terms of action but is sorely lacking in
\nthe rankings-relevance department. Nevertheless, we persist, as
\nthere are 43 fight cards to punch through this year and a fight fan
\ndoes not dine on caviar alone. The ground turkey of a fight card
\nprovides 12 matches, with nine of those featuring a Canadian
\nathlete against a foreign adversary. The first fight of the night
\nis one of those bouts when newcomers collide, as Siraj (14-3, 0-0
\nUFC) reps his home country against Texas-based Yannis (9-4, 0-1
\nUFC) at 135 pounds. Drawing the first assignment of the evening is
\nreferee Chris Desautels. The combatants touch \u2018em up to seal the
\ncage around them, and it\u2019s time for some action.<\/p>\n

Yannis, keeping his hands relatively low, positions himself early
\nin the center of the cage. Siraj switches stances back and forth to
\nintroduce early difficulties to his foe, with the Canadian primed
\nand ready to fire off heavy counters. He steps in, lands a low kick
\nand hops back to evade one coming back at him. They pump-fake at
\none another until Siraj spurs into action with a right hand and a
\npair of front kicks. Yannis sits on a left hand to get Siraj\u2019s
\nattention, but he is similarly caught in an exchange. Yannis drills
\nhis opponent with a three-punch combo square on the jaw, knocking
\nSiraj down to the mat. Rather than playing around in the guard,
\nYannis stands back up and allows Siraj to follow him, clipping him
\nwith another right on the way up. Siraj appears to have shaken the
\ncobwebs out quickly, but he ducks down for a level change and has
\nhis bell rung again. Yannis staggers and erects himself upright
\nagain, but it is taking the right hand flush again and again.<\/p>\n


\nYannis opens up with a knee and another power right hook, shaking
\nthe Canadian up. Siraj collapses to his back in a bad way, and
\nYannis mounts his adversary and punishes him with ferocious elbows.
\nSiraj might have been knocked out from the bombardment of elbows,
\nand as he sits up, his eyes looking every direction but his
\nopponent\u2019s, Desautels waves the fight off as he must have seen
\nsomething he did not like.<\/a> Yannis climbs off his
\nfallen foe to celebrate, while the defeated Canadian breaks down in
\ntears. The thrill of victory and the agony of defeat in one
\nscene.<\/p>\n

The Official Result
\nJohn
\nYannis<\/a> def. Jamie Siraj<\/a>
\nR1 2:43 via TKO (Punches and Elbows)
\n<\/p>\n

BETTING
\nPREVIEW<\/a> | SCOUTING
\nREPORT<\/a> | ODDS: Castaneda (-120); Vologdin (+100)
\nRound 1
\nWhile initially booked as a bantamweight fight, someone in the
\nCastaneda (21-8, 4-4 UFC) vs. Vologdin (12-4-1, 0-0 UFC) matchup
\nappeared to be struggling to get down to 136 pounds and requested
\nit be set for 139 pounds. The catchweight contest will have
\ngold-standard referee Jason Herzog watching over the fighters, and
\nthey are glad to still be competing and show it with a shared clap
\nof hands.<\/p>\n

Castaneda says hello with his leg, firing off kicks high and low to
\nmake Vologdin nod at him in appreciation of his game. Castaneda
\neven goes for an axe kick when Vologdin crowds him, and Vologdin
\nsettles to kick his foe back a few times. Castaneda bounces out of
\nthe way when the shorter Russian lunges at him, and he watches
\nVologdin miss on a body shot to stick him with a left cross and two
\nlow kicks. Vologdin returns fire with a kick that appears to
\nfrustrate his opponent, resulting in a clinch as the fans
\nimmediately start booing. It\u2019s going to be one of those nights.
\n\u201cSexi Mexi\u201d breaks out of the tie-up and steps back to evade a
\nknee, and the two have their legs entangled when throwing them at
\nthe same time. Castaneda bounces back up, and he is gifted a
\nhigh-five when standing up. He lets fly a low kick to counter a jab
\nthat bangs square into the bottom of Vologdin\u2019s cup, who stumbles
\naround the cage in serious pain as Herzog calls time. Vologdin
\ndrops to his knees as he tries to shake out some of the discomfort,
\nand he steels himself and is good to go after about 50 seconds of
\nbreak. They both let fly kicks, and Castaneda follows one with a
\nsharp right hand on the temple.<\/p>\n

Vologdin has to blink out the impact of the blow and gets right
\nback into the melee, flashing his jab to find his range. When
\nVologdin commits to big hooks, Castaneda slips them, counters and
\nshoves his foe back. Vologdin bounces forward and has a low kick
\nchecked, and he stands in the pocket to trade but cannot pin \u201cSexi
\nMexi\u201d down, even with a spinning wheel kick try. The jabs of
\nVologdin have bloodied up Castaneda\u2019s nose, who pitches out a kick
\nand shoots in for a level change. There is no takedown to be found
\nfrom this, so Castaneda backs off and picks and pokes with body
\nkick and long punches. Vologdin tries to pay him back with crisp
\npocket boxing, but he finds that he is beaten to the punch and kick
\nby the speedster from Minnesota. Vologdin keeps marching forward to
\nforce Castaneda to fight off the back foot, but this plays at least
\npartially into the game plan of Castaneda, who is potshotting him
\nat range. Vologdin just misses with a rolling thunder kick, and the
\nhorn sounds.<\/p>\n

Sherdog Scores
\nJay Pettry scores the round: 10-9 Castaneda
\nBrian Knapp scores the round: 10-9 Castaneda
\nTyler Treese scores the round: 10-9 CastanedaRound 2
\nA fist bump opens the round, and Castaneda gets right going
\npeppering with kicks. Vologdin throws three back in rapid
\nsuccession to think about, but the volume is in favor of the
\nAmerican for now. Vologdin drives through a one-two, and Castaneda
\nstands firm and jabs him in the nose to back him off. Vologdin
\nloops two right hand that bang into the guard, but his left to the
\nribs does score. Castenada goes low to the body, and he sticks
\naround and gets popped by three punches from the debuting fighter.
\nCastaneda bounces in and out behind his jab, just dodging the worst
\nflying his way in time but still eating some shots when engaging.
\nVologdin jabs and shoots in for a single-leg takedown, and
\nCastaneda bounces off his knee and hops back to the cage wall to
\nset up a guillotine choke. Vologdin elevates and dumps him,
\nbreaking out of the choke, but he does not have Castaneda down.<\/p>\n

Castaneda is able to break out of the attempt and release his own
\nsubmission grip to reset, where he stands in front of Vologdin and
\nstrings together quick combos. Vologdin winds up with a power left
\nhand, and Castaneda shoulder-rolls it to take the sting out of it
\nand gives back a heavy right up top. Castaneda leads off an
\nexchange with a low kick that bangs into the groin, and he follows
\nit with heavy punches as Vologdin turns away to recover from the
\nfoul. Herzog has to peel Castaneda away, as Castaneda claims he did
\nnot land the low strike, and Vologdin eats a few more before Herzog
\nis in place. Vologdin sits down to get his wind back, and Herzog
\ndeducts one point from Castaneda for his second groin kick. After
\n75 seconds, the round resumes, and thank goodness rules are being
\nenforced around here. They proceed to go right after one another,
\nwith Castaneda leading the dance with power and volume. Vologdin is
\ncomfortable to sit on his right hand and launch it when it feels
\nright, and he gets caught in a clinch and takes a spinning back
\nelbow on the noggin before separating. Castaneda slips and ducks
\nhis way in, constantly changing his target with weapons like a knee
\nup the middle, two left hands and a right to the ribs. Vologdin is
\nlargely headhunting, and Castaneda is giving him a lot to think
\nabout as the second round concludes.<\/p>\n

Sherdog Scores
\nJay Pettry scores the round: 9-9
\nBrian Knapp scores the round: 9-9
\nTyler Treese scores the round: 9-9Round 3
\nThey are off to the races in the final round, sharing a fist bump
\nbefore throwing hands and feet en masse. Castaneda puts it on
\nVologdin, who fires back and opens a cut on the forehead. Castaneda
\nkeeps pouring it on the Russian, who is reeling from taking shots
\nbut still ready to swing for the bleachers. Castaneda stays just
\nout of boxing range from his opponent to measure his blows
\nappropriately, and he punches his way into a clinch and is boxed
\nout of it. Vologdin\u2019s nose starts to leak from the oncoming fire,
\nas Castaneda is turning on the jets while Vologdin appears to be
\nfading. The reactions from Vologdin taking damage are starting to
\nget more exaggerated, as he shoots in for a double-leg takedown
\nthat is easily sprawled. Castaneda lets his foe back up so he can
\nput hands on him, and he lets rip low kick and high punches as
\nVologdin is now leaking from a cut on the bridge of his nose.<\/p>\n

Castaneda lets rip a big flurry of punches, knocking Vologdin back
\nand knocking him down. Vologdin muscles his way back upright, and
\nCastaneda starts working the body to shut him down. Vologdin grits
\nhis teeth and throws everything he has back, but Castaneda sees it
\ncoming and tees off on him. Castaneda goes after a big right hand
\nand a left high kick, and he slips back when Vologdin tries another
\nrolling thunder kick. Vologdin holds his hand up awkwardly as if he
\nwere asking a question in class\u2014he does have the youthful type of
\nface where he looks like he was plucked from study hall\u2014and
\nCastaneda backs off. Castaneda motions to the center of the Octagon
\nto initiate a brawl, and unlike many others who have offered this
\nand bailed on it, they proceed to bust one another up. Castaneda
\ngets the better of the exchanges but only by a small margin, and he
\nstings Vologdin and gets taken down. The fun slugfest ends with
\nVologdin on top, and it may all come down to the scoring of the
\nfirst round.<\/p>\n

Sherdog Scores
\nJay Pettry scores the round: 10-9 Castaneda (29-27 Castaneda)
\nBrian Knapp scores the round: 10-9 Castaneda (29-27 Castaneda)
\nTyler Treese scores the round: 10-9 Castaneda (29-27 Castaneda)The Official Result
\nJohn
\nCastaneda<\/a> vs. Mark
\nVologdin<\/a> is Ruled a Majority Draw (29-27, 28-28, 28-28)
\n<\/p>\n

BETTING
\nPREVIEW<\/a> | SCOUTING
\nREPORT<\/a> | ODDS: Horth (-180); Aldrich (+150)
\nRound 1
\nHer sights set on a few women\u2019s flyweight records including most
\nappearances, Aldrich (14-7, 10-6 UFC) officially enters into her
\n13th match at the weight class\u2014trailing co-leads Valentina
\nShevchenko, Katlyn Cerminara and Andrea Lee all by one apiece. She
\nwill be coming to blows with Canada\u2019s own Horth (9-2, 4-2 UFC) as
\nthe prelims press on, where they will be joined by referee Herb
\nDean in the cage. There is no glove touch to start things off, as
\nthey want to get right after it.<\/p>\n

Horth presses the action early, boxing her way into range. Aldrich
\ncounters with a quick left hand and resets to plant a one-two on
\nthe chin. After a lull while they try to find one another\u2019s range,
\nAldrich breaks it with a couple more one-twos as Horth\u2019s nose
\nstarts shining red. Aldrich sits down on a low kick and catches an
\nadvancing Horth with a right hand. The Canadian parries a combo of
\npunches and uses her own leg to block one flying at her from
\nAldrich. Horth scores a high body kick and leans back to watch a
\none-two buzz past her. Aldrich doubles up on her jab and catches a
\nbody kick, and she spins with a wheel kick. Horth pushes through it
\nand dings her up with a few blows before backing off.<\/p>\n

Aldrich pecks out with her jab, staying to her preferred range
\nwhile even Horth\u2019s low kicks largely come up short. Aldrich shoots
\nin during a quiet moment in pursuit of a single, backing the
\nCanadian up to the wall but not grounding her outright. Aldrich
\nstays tight to Horth, working a knee or two on the inside but
\nlargely holding pat. Horth twists and shakes out of it, and she has
\na high kick harmlessly bounce off the raised guard. Aldrich lunges
\nwith a one-two, and when she tries again, she is met with a body
\nkick. Horth clips Aldrich with two hooks in likely the heaviest
\nblows of the round, and she takes a low kick to fire off three more
\nto get Aldrich\u2019s attention. The sparring match of a round comes to
\na close.<\/p>\n

Sherdog Scores
\nJay Pettry scores the round: 10-9 Horth
\nBrian Knapp scores the round: 10-9 Horth
\nTyler Treese scores the round: 10-9 HorthRound 2
\nTo start out the round, Aldrich peeks around her guard with her
\njab. Horth swings much heavier when pressing forward, but most of
\nher early blows are either blocked or out of range. Aldrich backs
\nher up with a solid right hand on the schnoz, and she tries to
\nfollow it with a head kick only to bang it off the gloves. Horth
\npays her back with a straight right hand down the pipe, and her
\nlong kicks are still largely unable to get through. They take turns
\nengaging with one another, with Aldrich turning her hips into a low
\nkick and dancing away from the anticipated counters. Aldrich steps
\nin with an elbow that is inches off the mark, and she hops back
\nfrom a head kick as well. Aldrich shadowboxes for a while, not
\nlanding anything of merit. Horth\u2019s responses are almost all kicks,
\nand they almost all miss completely.<\/p>\n

Aldrich stands in the pocket to fire off a left hand, and she gets
\nit through and lances out a right hand to preemptively counter a
\nbody kick. Aldrich goes after a one-two to force Horth to adjust or
\ncheck her nose that is not leaking at this point. Aldrich leaves a
\nbody kick out too long, resulting in Horth catching her cleanly
\nwith her firsts upstairs. Aldrich drives her back with a right
\nhand, and she steps through to put two more on the chin. Aldrich\u2019s
\njab allows her to stay largely defensively sound, protecting her
\nfrom head kicks but not when Horth gets in close. They crash
\ntogether and trade strikes briefly, and they back off to get back
\nto inaccurate, low-power kickboxing. Aldrich swarms forward with
\ntwo punches, and then bails on her advancing effort when a knee is
\nput up in her way. Horth threatens with a step-in knee, and the
\nhorn sounds to end the slow round.<\/p>\n

Sherdog Scores
\nJay Pettry scores the round: 10-9 Aldrich
\nBrian Knapp scores the round: 10-9 Horth
\nTyler Treese scores the round: 10-9 HorthRound 3
\nThe women rush at one another, and then resume their strategy of
\ntit-for-tat strikes. Aldrich catches her foe at the end of a right
\nhand, but it is one and done as Horth prods out with her foot.
\nAldrich breaks some silence with a one-two, and Horth drives her
\nback with a body kick. Aldrich jabs through the guard and tries to
\nfollow with two sweeping left hooks. This brings Horth into the
\nfight again, as the Canadian throws fire in her fists but peels
\nback before fully committing. Head kicks from both lady appear feet
\naway from their intended targets, and Aldrich tries to surprise her
\nfoe with a leaping right hook. Aldrich ducks a jab to shoot for a
\ntakedown, and the Canadian tosses her to the side with ease. Horth
\noffers out a low kick and is jabbed back.<\/p>\n

Blows from both sides largely bound off their respective raised
\nguards, including a spinning back fist from the American. Accuracy
\nrates for these two are likely quite low, as are the significant
\nstrike tallies. Horth slowly meanders forward behind her long foot,
\nand she is knocked back several steps by Aldrich\u2019s left hands.
\nAldrich kicks out the front leg and sways back as Horth tries to
\nboot her in the face, still moving when Horth\u2019s hands soar past her
\nas well. Aldrich bounces her shin off the shoulder of her opponent,
\nsticking her with a jab but nothing else. Aldrich catches a kick
\nand fires back, but she too does not extend fully as if she was
\nwaiting for something or concerned to let go. Horth spams kicks
\nfrom way out of the way, and she drills Aldrich with long punches
\nas the two decide to start fighting with seconds left. They duke it
\nout in a surprisingly powerful back-and-forth that only concludes
\nwhen time expires, and they hug it out after 15 minutes of mostly
\nsparring.<\/p>\n

Sherdog Scores
\nJay Pettry scores the round: 10-9 Horth (29-28 Horth)
\nBrian Knapp scores the round: 10-9 Horth (30-27 Horth)
\nTyler Treese scores the round: 10-9 Horth (30-27 Horth)The Official Result
\nJ.J. Aldrich def. Jamey-Lyn Horth via Unanimous Decision (29-28,
\n29-28, 29-28)
\n
\nMelissa
\nCroden<\/a> (135.5) vs. Darya
\nZhelezniakova (136)
\nBETTING
\nPREVIEW<\/a> | SCOUTING
\nREPORT<\/a> | ODDS: Croden (-160); Zheleznyakova (+130)
\nRound 1
\nSherdog Scores
\nJay Pettry scores the round:
\nBrian Knapp scores the round:
\nTyler Treese scores the round:Round 2
\nSherdog Scores
\nJay Pettry scores the round:
\nBrian Knapp scores the round:
\nTyler Treese scores the round:Round 3
\nSherdog Scores
\nJay Pettry scores the round:
\nBrian Knapp scores the round:
\nTyler Treese scores the round:The Official Result<\/p>\n

<\/p>\n

BETTING
\nPREVIEW<\/a> | SCOUTING
\nREPORT<\/a> | ODDS: Saricam (-160); Boser (+130)
\nRound 1
\nSherdog Scores
\nJay Pettry scores the round:
\nBrian Knapp scores the round:
\nTyler Treese scores the round:Round 2
\nSherdog Scores
\nJay Pettry scores the round:
\nBrian Knapp scores the round:
\nTyler Treese scores the round:Round 3
\nSherdog Scores
\nJay Pettry scores the round:
\nBrian Knapp scores the round:
\nTyler Treese scores the round:The Official Result<\/p>\n

<\/p>\n

BETTING
\nPREVIEW<\/a> | SCOUTING
\nREPORT<\/a> | ODDS: Valentin (-130); Leblanc (+110)
\nRound 1
\nSherdog Scores
\nJay Pettry scores the round:
\nBrian Knapp scores the round:
\nTyler Treese scores the round:Round 2
\nSherdog Scores
\nJay Pettry scores the round:
\nBrian Knapp scores the round:
\nTyler Treese scores the round:Round 3
\nSherdog Scores
\nJay Pettry scores the round:
\nBrian Knapp scores the round:
\nTyler Treese scores the round:The Official Result<\/p>\n

<\/p>\n

BETTING
\nPREVIEW<\/a> | SCOUTING
\nREPORT<\/a> | ODDS: Barbosa (-450); Buzukja (+350)
\nRound 1
\nSherdog Scores
\nJay Pettry scores the round:
\nBrian Knapp scores the round:
\nTyler Treese scores the round:Round 2
\nSherdog Scores
\nJay Pettry scores the round:
\nBrian Knapp scores the round:
\nTyler Treese scores the round:Round 3
\nSherdog Scores
\nJay Pettry scores the round:
\nBrian Knapp scores the round:
\nTyler Treese scores the round:The Official Result<\/p>\n

<\/p>\n

BETTING
\nPREVIEW<\/a> | SCOUTING
\nREPORT<\/a> | ODDS: Young (-130); Moises (+110)
\nRound 1
\nSherdog Scores
\nJay Pettry scores the round:
\nBrian Knapp scores the round:
\nTyler Treese scores the round:Round 2
\nSherdog Scores
\nJay Pettry scores the round:
\nBrian Knapp scores the round:
\nTyler Treese scores the round:Round 3
\nSherdog Scores
\nJay Pettry scores the round:
\nBrian Knapp scores the round:
\nTyler Treese scores the round:The Official Result<\/p>\n

<\/p>\n

BETTING
\nPREVIEW<\/a> | SCOUTING
\nREPORT<\/a> | ODDS: Jasudavicius (-300); Silva (+250)
\nRound 1
\nSherdog Scores
\nJay Pettry scores the round:
\nBrian Knapp scores the round:
\nTyler Treese scores the round:Round 2
\nSherdog Scores
\nJay Pettry scores the round:
\nBrian Knapp scores the round:
\nTyler Treese scores the round:Round 3
\nSherdog Scores
\nJay Pettry scores the round:
\nBrian Knapp scores the round:
\nTyler Treese scores the round:The Official Result<\/p>\n

<\/p>\n

BETTING
\nPREVIEW<\/a> | SCOUTING
\nREPORT<\/a> | ODDS: Nallo (-180); Herbert (+150)
\nRound 1
\nSherdog Scores
\nJay Pettry scores the round:
\nBrian Knapp scores the round:
\nTyler Treese scores the round:Round 2
\nSherdog Scores
\nJay Pettry scores the round:
\nBrian Knapp scores the round:
\nTyler Treese scores the round:Round 3
\nSherdog Scores
\nJay Pettry scores the round:
\nBrian Knapp scores the round:
\nTyler Treese scores the round:The Official Result<\/p>\n

<\/p>\n

BETTING
\nPREVIEW<\/a> | SCOUTING
\nREPORT<\/a> | ODDS: Jourdain (-140); Phillips (+110)
\nRound 1
\nSherdog Scores
\nJay Pettry scores the round:
\nBrian Knapp scores the round:
\nTyler Treese scores the round:Round 2
\nSherdog Scores
\nJay Pettry scores the round:
\nBrian Knapp scores the round:
\nTyler Treese scores the round:Round 3
\nSherdog Scores
\nJay Pettry scores the round:
\nBrian Knapp scores the round:
\nTyler Treese scores the round:The Official Result<\/p>\n

<\/p>\n

BETTING
\nPREVIEW<\/a> | SCOUTING
\nREPORT<\/a> | ODDS: Malott (-375); Burns (+275)
\nRound 1
\nSherdog Scores
\nJay Pettry scores the round:
\nBrian Knapp scores the round:
\nTyler Treese scores the round:Round 2
\nSherdog Scores
\nJay Pettry scores the round:
\nBrian Knapp scores the round:
\nTyler Treese scores the round:Round 3
\nSherdog Scores
\nJay Pettry scores the round:
\nBrian Knapp scores the round:
\nTyler Treese scores the round:Round 4
\nSherdog Scores
\nJay Pettry scores the round:
\nBrian Knapp scores the round:
\nTyler Treese scores the round:Round 5
\nSherdog Scores
\nJay Pettry scores the round:
\nBrian Knapp scores the round:
\nTyler Treese scores the round:The Official Result<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"Sherdog’s live UFC Winnipeg coverage will begin Saturday at 5 p.m. ET. The event is also known as…\n","protected":false},"author":2,"featured_media":9007,"comment_status":"","ping_status":"","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"footnotes":""},"categories":[12],"tags":[1867,5020,116,84],"class_list":{"0":"post-9787","1":"post","2":"type-post","3":"status-publish","4":"format-standard","5":"has-post-thumbnail","7":"category-winnipeg","8":"tag-article","9":"tag-https-www-sherdog-com-news-news-ufc","10":"tag-news","11":"tag-winnipeg"},"_links":{"self":[{"href":"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/canada\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/posts\/9787","targetHints":{"allow":["GET"]}}],"collection":[{"href":"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/canada\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/posts"}],"about":[{"href":"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/canada\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/types\/post"}],"author":[{"embeddable":true,"href":"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/canada\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/users\/2"}],"replies":[{"embeddable":true,"href":"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/canada\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/comments?post=9787"}],"version-history":[{"count":0,"href":"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/canada\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/posts\/9787\/revisions"}],"wp:featuredmedia":[{"embeddable":true,"href":"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/canada\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/media\/9007"}],"wp:attachment":[{"href":"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/canada\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/media?parent=9787"}],"wp:term":[{"taxonomy":"category","embeddable":true,"href":"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/canada\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/categories?post=9787"},{"taxonomy":"post_tag","embeddable":true,"href":"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/canada\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/tags?post=9787"}],"curies":[{"name":"wp","href":"https:\/\/api.w.org\/{rel}","templated":true}]}}