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UFC 333: Volkanovski vs. Evloev

Originally published October 20, 2026 · This edition October 20, 2026 · Version 1

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Aaron Pico vs Losene Keita

Pico–Keita: Why the second attack matters most

A successful takedown defense may only begin the next exchange. Pico’s connected attacks meet Keita’s finishing threat in a matchup where the reset can matter as much as the first shot.

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Alexander Volkanovski vs Movsar Evloev

Volkanovski vs Evloev: getting up is not getting away

Getting back to his feet may solve only half of Volkanovski's problem. BWH examines the moment between a successful escape and Evloev's next attack.

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Alexander Volkov vs Rizvan Kuniev

Volkov–Kuniev: The fight before the clinch

Both heavyweights beat Jailton Almeida, but they showed different solutions. The decisive question is whether Kuniev can make contact last, or Volkov keeps forcing another difficult approach.

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Lone’er Kavanagh vs Ramazan Temirov

Kavanagh–Temirov: Power, Space and the Limits of MMA Arithmetic

Kavanagh can punish a reckless entry. Temirov can deny the quiet reset that makes those counters repeatable. Their flyweight meeting deserves more than the shared-opponent shortcut.

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Petr Yan vs Merab Dvalishvili

Yan–Dvalishvili III: The Fight After the Failed Takedown

A stopped takedown can leave Petr Yan defending again. The trilogy turns on who attacks next, and whether Merab Dvalishvili can reconnect his pressure before Yan takes control.

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