So after all the bitching and moaning, was UFC 332 really all that bad?
Where does this card rank out of cards that have happened this year?, i understand it wasn’t stacked but was it really thay bad?
At least we’ve got some bangers coming up in the next few weeks
Roberto Soldić vs Kalinn "Khaos" Williams (UFC 332 Main Card)
Soldić vs Khaos Williams on the main card tonight... somebody's head is getting knocked into the 5th row. Both guys throw with 100% intent every single second.
Does this even make it past round 1? Who lands the kill shot first?
Marvin Vettori vs Ismail Naurdiev (UFC 332 Prelims)
Marvin Vettori returning against Ismail Naurdiev on the UFC 332 prelims today. Vettori has one of the most indestructible chins in MMA history, but Naurdiev brings high-volume striking and speed.
Does Vettori grind out a grueling decision, or does Naurdiev find a way to break the Italian Orc?
UFC 332 Main Event — Natalia Silva vs Wang Cong
Main event time in Salt Lake City this weekend: Natalia Silva vs Wang Cong at Flyweight. Silva's kickboxing is surgical and clean, but Wang Cong’s raw power and Muay Thai entries are dangerous for anyone.
Who takes the W
Brendan Allen vs Christian Leroy Duncan (UFC Vegas Main Event)
Brendan Allen vs Christian Leroy Duncan is a wild contrast in styles for next week's main event. Allen wants to drag it to the mat and hunt for rear-naked chokes, while CLD drops spinning kicks and unorthodox angles out of nowhere.
If CLD keeps it standing, does he get the KO, or does Allen choke him out on the floor?
Alexander Volkanovski vs Movsar Evloev (UFC 333 Title Fight)
Volk vs Movsar Evloev for the belt in Abu Dhabi is huge. Evloev's chain wrestling is relentless, but Volk’s anti-wrestling, footwork, and championship experience at 145 are legendary.
Can Evloev actually hold Volk down for 5 rounds, or does Volk defend the belt and hand Movsar his first L? Drop your predictions below.
King Green vs Esteban Ribovics (UFC 332)
King Green vs Esteban Ribovics on Saturday is guaranteed violence. Green wants to talk trash with his hands down in the pocket, but Ribovics throws absolute bombs with zero care for his own safety.
Does Green style on him for 3 rounds, or does Ribovics catch him leaning? Who you guys got?
Deiveson Figueiredo vs Payton Talbott (UFC 332)
Payton Talbott taking on Deiveson Figueiredo at UFC 332 is crazy matchmaking. Talbott looks like a future champion with his pace, but Figgy’s veteran grappling and chin-checking power at 135 is no joke.
Is Talbott ready for a former champ this early, or does Figgy derail the hype train in Salt Lake City?
Bantamweight is arguably the most stacked division in the UFC, but who is the most overlooked contender?
Umar Nurmagomedov: Sambo grappling paired with high-level kicking mechanics.
Song Yadong: Explosive pocket boxing, body hooks, and elite chin.
Mario Bautista: Dynamic pace, fluid wrestling scrambles, and high output.
Which of these three reaches UFC gold first?
One-punch KO power vs. Accumulation pressure at Heavyweight:
Francis Ngannou: Raw, terrifying touch-of-death knockout power that renders technical defense useless.
Tom Aspinall: Explosive speed, high-volume combinations, and precise entry timing.
Sergei Pavlovich: Short-range hook pressure with long reach and overwhelming forward volume.
Is raw one-punch power more dangerous than elite Heavyweight speed and precision?
Having a dangerous guard on your back used to be a staple of BJJ—who still makes it lethal today?
Charles Oliveira: Instant submission threats, triangle-armbar traps, and leg locks off his back.
Paul Craig: Master of the guard pull; turns bottom position into triangle choke finishes in seconds.
Brian Ortega: Lethal jump-guillotines and triangle setups off scrambles.
Is pulling guard still a viable high-level strategy in modern UFC fights?
Prime Georges St-Pierre vs. Prime Kamaru Usman at 170 lbs.
GSP's Path: World-class jab, explosive double-leg timing, flawless guard passing, and fight-IQ adaptations.
Usman's Path: Relentless cardio, heavy cage pressure, elite wrestling defense, and straight right-hand power.
Can Usman's size and takedown defense force GSP to keep it standing, or does GSP's footwork and jab out-point him over 5 rounds?
The Calf Kick transformed modern MMA striking, but who uses it most effectively?
Dustin Poirier: Uses it to chew up lead legs inside pocket exchanges, disabling lateral movement.
Alex Pereira: Feints high before delivering heavy, non-telegraphed low calf strikes that shut down takedown entries.
Sean O'Malley: Snipes calf kicks from maximum range to setup high head-kick traps.
Whose low-kick mechanics are the hardest to check or counter in the UFC today?
Alexandre Pantoja, Ian Machado Garry, and Carlos Ulberg carry three of the most dangerous—and fundamentally distinct—striking toolkits in the UFC.
@Pantojamma Pure, unadulterated aggression. He brawls with technical intent, using high-output pocket exchanges and heavy overhands to break his opponent's rhythm before enforcing his grapple game.
@iangarryMMA Elite distance management and range control. High-level kickboxing fundamentals, switching stances seamlessly to snipe straight counters with pinpoint accuracy.
@UlbergCarlos City Kickboxing pedigree at its finest. Explosive counter-striking, patient lateral movement, and devastating feint-to-knockout timing.
Which of these three holds the cleanest, most effective striking system in their weight class?
Combat sports can get scary in a second. The Rosas Jr. vs. Barcelos finish was so strange with Barcelos going completely limp during the takedown sequence.
Combined with the weird delayed reaction of Edson Barboza vs. Shane Burgos and the terrifying power of Josh Emmett vs. Bryce Mitchell, which of these three finishes was the most surreal to watch live?
@TeamKhabib Nurmagomedov vs. @MAKHACHEVMMA - Who built the more dominant Lightweight legacy?
Khabib: 29-0 undefeated record, 4 title fight wins, virtually zero rounds lost, unmatched top control dominance.
Islam: Longest win streak in Lightweight history (13+), victories over Charles Oliveira, Dustin Poirier, and Alexander Volkanovski (x2), dynamic submission and striking threats.
Does Khabib’s untouchable zero-damage career top Islam’s higher quality of opposition?
Charles Oliveira, Paddy Pimblett, and Casey "King" O’Neill represent three of the slickest submission skill sets in the UFC right now.
Charles Oliveira: Hold the record for most submissions in UFC history (22). His ability to snap up dynamic chokes from guard or in scrambles is completely peerless.
Paddy Pimblett: Exceptional, fast-scrambling guard player who snatches necks and armbars the second a fight hits the floor.
Casey O’Neill: Sneaky submission threat who hits phenomenal, explosive sweep-to-armbar setups when opponents over-commit.