Cris Cyborg has offered the Ultimate Fighting Championship a solution to its UFC 332 main event problem.

Cyborg took to social media to call for a rematch with former two-division champion Amanda Nunes, suggesting the fight could headline the Oct. 3 numbered event in Salt Lake City, which still doesn’t have an announced headliner. The pair faced off back in 2018, when Nunes won via first-round KO.

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Cris Cyborg calls for Amanda Nunes rematch after UFC 332 headliner uncertainty A women’s flyweight title fight between Valentina Shevchenko and Natalia Silva was rumored for UFC 332, but recent reports indicate Shevchenko has been forced to withdraw. With other UFC champions having recently fought or already booked for later events, the promotion appears to be scrambling to find a viable headliner.

Cyborg has offered a solution. The former UFC champ took to X to call for a rematch with her former foe, Nunes. The latter was expected to take on Kayla Harris…

While Movsar Evloev is grateful to be taking on a legend in his maiden title bout in the Ultimate Fighting Championship, the Russian foresees one-way traffic.

Evloev (20-0) is set to challenge Volkanovski (28-4) for the UFC featherweight championship in the UFC 333 main event on Oct. 24 in Abu Dhabi. The matchup has been brewing for quite some time now and Evloev claims his skills have improved, predicting he’ll have his way against the two-time Aussie champ.

Movsar Evloev questions Alexander Volkanovski’s strategy ahead of their UFC 333 title fightEvloev opened up about his upcoming fight with Volkanovski in an interview with MMA Junkie, in which he outlined his improvements in the striking department.

“To become a champion while beating a legend, that's the dream of fighters,” Evloev said. “My skills are getting better. My striking, everyone noticed, is a little bit better than I do before. We're confident to fight with a guy like Alex. We respect him. We'll respec…

Muhammad Mokaev is convinced he’s the best flyweight across mixed martial arts.

Mokaev (17-0) continues to win titles outside the Ultimate Fighting Championship since his controversial exit from the promotion. He repeatedly campaigned for a UFC return while picking up wins in MMA, submission grappling and Karate Combat.

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Muhammad Mokaev explains why he believes he’s the world’s top flyweight When asked by Red Corner MMA whether he considers himself the best 125-pounder in the world, Mokaev reiterated his past claims. The Dagestan-born Brit added that he’ll continue winning outside the UFC after being denied a title shot in the premier organization.

“I just know it,” Mokaev said. “I know they just didn’t give me a chance to get the belt. I’ll keep collecting belts all over the world and calling their fighters out.”

After leaving the UFC, he won the Brave CF flyweight championship before adding the ACBJJ title to his list of accolades. After winn…