Fiziev sees Pimblett vs. Saint Denis becoming UFC 329's wildest fight

Fiziev believes the UFC 329 co-main event will be an all-out war but refuses to pick a winner between Benoît Saint Denis and Paddy Pimblett.

Rafael Fiziev doesn’t see a clear winner in the fight between Benoît Saint Denis and Paddy Pimblett, but thinks it could be the next lightweight spectacle.

The bout between the two is the co-main event of UFC 329 and will have a major impact on the lightweight title picture.

Benoît Saint Denis wants to extend his winning streak to five fights and thereby position himself for his first title shot. Paddy Pimblett, on the other hand, wants to bounce back from his loss to Justin Gaethje for the interim title and get back on track.

According to Rafael Fiziev, who recently defeated Manuel Torres, the fight is particularly interesting because the two fighters are very similar. He also said that both fighters are willing to put their technique on the back burner to focus on a wild slugfest.

"Very good fight, for me, it's very similar fighters. They like to do a little crazy stuff. They both fight, their fighting styles of Benoit and Paddy, they are like street fighters from the outside. Just guys who come from the street. The punching from everywhere, all the angles. They kick a different way."

he told MMA Junkie.

According to him, this makes predictions particularly difficult. Rafael Fiziev can't say for sure who will land the decisive blow in this chaos. But he's certain it will be a great fight.

"These guys both have a big heart and I believe when the fight start they will go after each other and go bone-to-bone," Fiziev said. "I think it's going to be a Fight of the Night, for sure."

he said in conclusion.

I see it similarly to Rafael Fiziev, but I don't think it will be pure chaos. I can’t say for sure who it will be, but something tells me that one of them will be able to control the fight with technique. Above all, though, I’m curious to hear what you think about it, since it’s a very interesting topic. Do you agree with Rafael Fiziev, or do you see the fight a little differently?