Iasmin Lucindo vs Nicolle Caliari added to UFC 333 on October 24

Iasmin Lucindo and Nicolle Caliari have been added to the card for UFC 333 on October 24, setting up a matchup between two Brazilian fighters.

Lucindo enters the bout with an 18-6-0 record at just 24 years old. The orthodox fighter trains out of Fight House and stands five-foot-three with a 66-inch reach. She lands 3.22 significant strikes per minute at 45 percent accuracy, and averages 2.28 takedowns per 15 minutes, a blend of volume striking and wrestling that has defined her profile.

Caliari, 29, brings a 9-4-0 record into the fight and represents Thai Brasil. She is also an orthodox fighter at five-foot-three, though her reach is shorter at 62 inches, a 157 cm span against Lucindo's 168 cm. Her striking output sits at 2.88 significant strikes per minute with 39 percent accuracy. The grappling side is where Caliari stands out: she averages 3.38 takedown attempts per 15 minutes and 1.0 submission attempts in the same span, well above Lucindo's 0.1.

Why it matters

• Style contrast: Lucindo holds the edge in striking accuracy and output, while Caliari is the more active submission hunter.
• Reach and age: Lucindo has a two-inch reach advantage and is five years younger, but Caliari has the sharper submission threat on the mat.
• Wrestling battle: Both fighters shoot for takedowns regularly, so control of where the fight takes place could prove decisive.

The pairing adds another all-Brazilian fight to UFC 333, with both women looking to build momentum on the October 24 card.