Malott Stops Buckley in Edmonton; Two Title Fights Headline UFC 333 in Abu Dhabi

Last Weekend — Edmonton

UFC Fight Night: Buckley vs. Malott was held Saturday, October 17, at Rogers Place in Edmonton, Canada. Thirteen fights were held; twelve ended inside the distance. The one bout that reached the judges was the women’s flyweight contest on the main card. The results, in fight-card order:

Main Card

• Mike Malott def. Joaquin Buckley — KO/TKO, Round 2, 2:32
• Jasmine Jasudavicius def. Erin Blanchfield — unanimous decision
• Cristian Perez def. Kyle Nelson — KO/TKO, Round 1, 0:27
• Marc-André Barriault def. Kyle Daukaus — TKO, Round 1, 4:28
• Timmy Cuamba def. Louis Jourdain — submission (neck crank), Round 2, 2:48
• Mandel Nallo def. Nate Landwehr — TKO, Round 2, 0:47

Prelims

• Tanner Boser def. Jhonata Diniz — TKO, Round 3, 4:26
• Nick Galanti def. Julien Leblanc — submission (face crank), Round 1, 1:26
• Joel Faglier def. Javad Mahjoub — TKO, Round 2, 2:11
• Katlyn Cerminara def. Mackenzie Stiller — TKO, Round 1, 4:46
• Steven Koslow def. Chad Anheliger — submission, Round 3, 4:31
• Chelsea Chandler def. Melissa Croden — submission (kimura), Round 1, 4:52
• SuYoung You def. Cody Chovancek — submission (kimura), Round 3, 4:19

This Saturday — UFC 333 in Abu Dhabi

UFC 333: Volkanovski vs. Evloev takes place Saturday, October 24, at Etihad Arena in Abu Dhabi. Fourteen fights are scheduled, with two championships on the line. In the United States, the early prelims begin at 10 a.m. ET, the prelims at 12 p.m. ET, and the main card at 2 p.m. ET; the event streams on Paramount+. The card, with a breakdown of every fight:

Main Card

Alexander Volkanovski vs. Movsar Evloev — featherweight title. Volkanovski defends the championship against Evloev, who is unbeaten. Volkanovski’s base is striking at range; Evloev’s is forward pressure and wrestling. The contest runs on distance: whether Volkanovski keeps the fight at his preferred range, or Evloev closes it and makes the wrestling exchanges the story of the rounds.

Petr Yan vs. Merab Dvalishvili — bantamweight title. The championship, and the third meeting between the two men. Yan’s strengths are his boxing and counter-striking; Dvalishvili’s are his pace and his wrestling pressure. Yan’s task is to create space and score on the entries; Dvalishvili’s is to take that space away for five rounds.

Lone’er Kavanagh vs. Ramazan Temirov — flyweight. A matchup of two ranked flyweights in a crowded division. The bout runs on who establishes the pace and controls where the exchanges take place.

Alexander Volkov vs. Rizvan Kuniev — heavyweight. Volkov fights behind his size and his long-range attacks, with standing in the division’s upper tier at stake. Kuniev’s route is to disrupt that rhythm and turn the fight into a closer-range battle.

Aaron Pico vs. Losene Keita — featherweight. Both men carry explosive finishing ability. The open contest is which of them imposes his kind of exchange before the other finds an opening.

Prelims

Azamat Murzakanov vs. Dominick Reyes — light heavyweight. A test for Reyes against a dangerous opponent. Reyes brings movement and striking; Murzakanov brings the ability to close distance and dictate the exchanges.

Nikita Krylov vs. Abdul Rakhman Yakhyaev — light heavyweight. Krylov brings extensive UFC experience; Yakhyaev gets a major opportunity against an established name. The newcomer’s test is handling Krylov’s varied attacks and keeping the fight on his own terms.

Abus Magomedov vs. Cam Rowston — middleweight. Magomedov holds the experience edge; Rowston’s chance is to break the expected rhythm. The transitions between striking and grappling are the contested ground.

Grant Dawson vs. Nurullo Aliev — lightweight. A grappling-focused matchup between two fighters with strong wrestling reputations. The contest is top position: who secures it, and who keeps it long enough to control the rounds.

Early Prelims

Colby Thicknesse vs. Asaf Chopurov — bantamweight. Both men are building traction in a deep division. The contest is composure and clean scoring against the other man’s preferred pace.

Abubakar Vagaev vs. Jacob Malkoun — middleweight. Clinch and wrestling exchanges shape this matchup. It turns on who converts close-range positions into sustained control or meaningful offense.

Bolaji Oki vs. Daniel Santos — featherweight. Oki steps down a weight class for this bout, and Santos looks to capitalize on the move. The pace and power balance in the opening rounds sets the terms.

Kody Steele vs. Noah Gugnon — lightweight. Two developing lightweights, each with an opportunity to make an impression. The contest is early control, and adaptation as the fight shifts between striking and grappling.

Iasmin Lucindo vs. Nicolle Caliari — women’s strawweight. A Brazilian matchup with division positioning on the line. Lucindo defends her standing; Caliari gets the chance to make her statement against a ranked opponent.

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Main Card

Prelims

Early Prelims

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Card, order and start times: UFC. Edmonton results: Fighters Only. Odds sources as noted in the Wagers board. Fight order and matchups can still change.