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UFC 333: Full Fight Card, Odds and Where to Watch

13 Oct, 15:03

UFC 333 is one of the most anticipated combat sports events of the year. The event will take place in Abu Dhabi and features a stacked card packed with top fighters. We explain when and where to watch, who is fighting, what odds bookmakers are offering, and what to expect from the biggest bouts of the night.

Where and When to Watch UFC 333

UFC 333, one of the biggest sporting events of 2026, will take place on October 24. The event starts at 5:00 PM local time.

The tournament will be broadcast on official UFC platforms. Depending on the region, these may include:

ESPN+ (North America);
UFC Fight Pass (international subscription, including many markets outside the US);
National sports TV channels (in selected countries, including dedicated sports packages).

Full UFC 333 Fight Card

The full list of participants is as follows:

Alexander Volkanovski (Australia) — Movsar Evloev (Russia) — title fight, featherweight;
Petr Yan (Russia) — Merab Dvalishvili (Georgia) — title fight, bantamweight, third meeting;
Arnold Allen (England) — Aaron Pico (USA);
Alexander Volkov (Russia) — Rizvan Kuniev (Russia);
Lone Kavanagh (England) — Ramazan Temirov (Uzbekistan);
Dominick Reyes (USA) — Azamat Murzakanov (Russia);
Abus Magomedov (Russia) — Cam Rowston (USA);
Nikita Krylov (Russia) — Abdul-Rakhman Yakhyaev (Russia);
Grant Dawson (USA) — Nurullo Aliev (Tajikistan);
Colby Thicknesse (USA) — Asaf Chopurov (USA);
Yasmin Lucindo (Brazil) — Bolaji Oki (Nigeria);
Cody Steele (USA) — Iakov Contreras (USA);

Odds and Favorites

Fight	Odds (favorite → underdog)	Note
Alexander Volkanovski — Movsar Evloev	1.87 — 1.95	Volkanovski — favorite, title defense
Petr Yan — Merab Dvalishvili	1.59 — 2.49	Yan — betting favorite
Arnold Allen — Aaron Pico	1.60 — 2.30	Allen — favorite
Alexander Volkov — Rizvan Kuniev	1.50 — 2.50	Volkov — clear favorite
Lone Kavanagh — Ramazan Temirov	1.70 — 2.10	Kavanagh — favorite
Dominick Reyes — Azamat Murzakanov	1.80 — 2.00	Reyes — slight favorite
Abus Magomedov — Cam Rowston	1.65 — 2.20	Magomedov — favorite
Abdul-Rakhman Yakhyaev — Nikita Krylov	1.45 — 2.70	Krylov — clear favorite
Grant Dawson — Nurullo Aliev	1.55 — 2.35	Dawson — favorite
Colby Thicknesse — Asaf Chopurov	1.75 — 2.05	Thicknesse — favorite
Yasmin Lucindo — Bolaji Oki	1.85 — 1.95	Lucindo with a slight edge
Cody Steele — Iakov Contreras	1.90 — 1.90	Even betting line

Yan vs Dvalishvili 3 Breakdown

The third fight between Petr Yan and Merab Dvalishvili will serve as the co-main event. Dvalishvili won the first meeting, while Yan took the second, not only getting revenge but effectively dominating his opponent, ending his 14-fight winning streak and ruining his bid for a historic fourth title defense in one year. Bookmakers now make Petr the favorite. That is understandable because in the second fight Yan did more than just win: he neutralized the Georgian's wrestling and outclassed him across the board. If the Russian champion has no health issues, he should be able to take the third battle with Merab as well.

Volkanovski vs Evloev Breakdown

The main event will be Evloev's title fight. The Russian fighter has taken a long road to his championship opportunity: ten straight victories, every one of them by decision. Volkanovski was ready to face Movsar a year earlier, but in February 2026 he was once again booked against Diego Lopes.

The Australian will be 38 by the time of this fight, but it is far too early to write him off. Volkanovski remains a dangerous and highly technical champion who knows how to deal even with younger and hungrier opponents. Bookmakers also struggle to separate the two fighters, which only adds to the intrigue. In our view, the chances are roughly even — 50/50. What we are more confident about is the fight duration. We expect all five rounds and a points victory for one of the fighters.