UFC 333 is set to explode this Saturday, October 24, at Etihad Arena in Abu Dhabi, and if you want your voice heard, the clock is ticking. Your predictions for the main card bouts, including the massive Volkanovski vs. Evloev and the rubber match between Yan and Dvalishvili 3, are going to shape the official consensus. We’re talking real stakes here, people, with reader picks getting folded right into the MMA Junkie staff predictions.
Your Predictions Lock In Soon for UFC 333’s Main Card
This isn’t just about yelling at your TV; it’s about putting your money where your mouth is, metaphorically speaking! Our staff pick feature is grabbing the pulse of the fight community. You need to cast your vote for each bout, and it’s gotta be in before Friday at noon ET, which is 9 a.m. PT for us on the West Coast. These tallies are going to be critical, becoming a key part of the official staff predictions released before UFC 333 goes live on Paramount+. Think about it, your picks could be the difference maker in how the experts see these fights playing out.
Strawweight Showdown: Caliari Battles No. 14 Lucindo
Alright, let’s talk brass tacks on one of the early gems on the card: Nicolle Caliari stepping into the octagon against the ranked Iasmin Lucindo in the women’s strawweight division. Lucindo isn’t messing around, coming in hot as the No. 14 contender with a serious 18-6 MMA record, 5-2 in the UFC. Caliari, on the other hand, is rolling with a 9-4 MMA record, 1-2 in the UFC. And check these odds, folks, because they are wild as of Monday: Caliari is the massive underdog at +300, while Lucindo is sitting at a hefty -380 favorite. That kind of spread always makes you wonder, doesn’t it? Is there an upset brewing, or is Lucindo just that dominant in the eyes of the bookies?
So, what are you waiting for? Get over there and cast your votes. This Saturday is going to be insane, and we want to know where you stand on every single fight before those official staff predictions drop. Don’t miss out!
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Originally reported by Yahoo Sports.
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