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UFC Fight Night prediction - Jessica Eye vs. Cynthia Calvillo: Fight card, odds, start time, live stream

The pair of women's flyweights headline in Las Vegas on Saturday night. Women's flyweight contender Jessica Eye has, in fact, heard the selective groans from unimpressed fans at the thought of her headlining Saturday's UFC Fight Night card against Cynthia Calvillo. 

In case you're wondering, the previous title challenger referred to as "Evil" Eye could care less. 

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"I hear tons of individuals saying something about this card but i feel it's getting to be one among the simplest ones, a bit like [UFC president] Dana [White] has been doing," Eye told CBS Sports' "State of Combat" podcast on Wednesday. "All of the UFC fight cards that I even have been on have all been bangers and are great. Whether it goes [the distance] or lasts only one minute, it's getting to be entertaining. Either stay tuned or miss out.

"I hope people will take a glance and perhaps they're going to see something they adore and may learn something. But if they do not, so be it."

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One week after two-division champion Amanda Nunes capped off an exciting UFC 250 card, the promotion's UFC Apex facility in Las Vegas will play host to a women's main event once more (9 p.m. ET, ESPN/ESPN+). Not only have oddsmakers been split on who will win, the fight is additionally a crucial one for the 125-pound division, which has yet to consistently produce worthy challengers for Valentina Shevchenko's title. 

The 33-year-old Eye (15-7, 1 NC) came up short against Shevchenko last year within the co-main event of UFC 238 when she was stopped via violent head kick. it had been her only defeat, however, in five fights since moving to right down to her natural fighting weight upon the creation of the division. Eye also entered her lone title opportunity with injuries to her back and elbow, which have both been fixed. 

Eye wasn't willing to necessarily plan to the thought that a spectacular performance could lift her right back to a title rematch, although just the thought of her name atop the marquee has fueled her excitement entering this weekend. 

"It's pretty frickin' awesome. It's surreal to me," Eye said. "I probably won't even realize that it's really a main event fight until I'm walking out. History is certainly being made as we've two female main events, back to back. i feel that's pretty gnarly."

Eye's reinvention as a flyweight has been impressive and came at some extent of desperation following only one win in her first seven UFC fights, all at bantamweight. She's be facing a troublesome opponent in Calvillo (8-1-1) who is trying to find her own transformation after moving up from strawweight.

The 32-year-old Calvillo finally made the move to flyweight after multiple issues making weight. Although she's fresh off a competitive majority draw against Marina Rodriguez in December, she'll got to overcome a natural size disadvantage against Eye, who said the quarantine allowed her to urge into the simplest shape of her life by training reception. 

"Let's just say, I'm getting to appear as if a specimen and that i can't await the accusations and for people to testify and say, 'Oh, she did this,'" Eye said. "I'll tell you what I did do, I worked hard this complete quarantine and that i ate the food, I relaxed and drank the booze once I wanted to. I literally stayed home and focused 100% on building myself to be better. 

"I really don't think [Calvillo] remembers how big i actually am and the way strong i'm, but i will be able to prove it. I will, i will be able to prove it. She won't want these hands and she or he won't want to be anywhere therein Octagon with me. I'll show why I'm dangerous. I will, i will be able to roll in the hay."

The fight being held as a main event moves its potential distance from three to 5 rounds. Eye believes she would hold a plus either way because she's the higher fighter. 

"[Calvillo] is great and clearly a troublesome chick but there's nothing that compares to Jessica Eye and my abilities," Eye said. "I don't really care what people think, i do not really care what people think they know or what they need to bet against. I just know what happens during this cage and that i skills good i actually am. I'm going showcase it and she's a tailor made opponent on behalf of me considering she's a scrapper and that i wish to scrap. I just desire I'm the more technical and well-rounded fighter. and i am a vet. Thirteen years during this sport goes an extended way. Sometimes you've got to place the large sister gloves on and show girls what's up."

Fight card, odds
Jessica Eye -110 vs. Cynthia Calvillo -110 -- Women's flyweights
Marvin Vettori -220 vs. Karl Roberson +180 -- Middleweights
Andre Fili -220 vs. Charles Jourdain +180 -- Featherweights
Jordan Espinosa -165 vs. Mark De La Rosa +140 -- Bantamweights
Mariya Agapova -240 vs. Hannah Cifers +200 -- Women's strawweights
Merab Dvalishvili -650 vs. Gustavo Lopez +475 -- 140-pound catchweights
Kevin Aguilar -170 vs. Charles Rosa +145 -- Lightweights
Julia Avila -500 vs. Gina Mazany +350 -- Women's bantamweights
Ryan Benoit -125 vs. Tyson Nam +105 -- Flyweights
Jordan Griffin -170 vs. Darrick Minner +145 -- Featherweights
Anthony Ivy -170 vs. Christian Aguilera +145 -- Middleweights

Prediction 
Despite the relative lack of fanfare heading in because it had been surprisingly tabbed to shut the show, Eye-Calvillo is a stimulating fight with many potential to be a fun scrap given the dog inside all. it's also become a virtual pick 'em from the standpoint of betting after Eye initially opened as a small favorite. 

Both fighters have history of pushing a quick pace over three rounds. And albeit there's an unknown element on who may need a conditioning advantage should the fight go the five-round distance, the important unknown element is how well Calvillo will affect a full-fledged flyweight who spent most of her career at 135 pounds.  

Eye is extremely strong within the clinch and throws cleaner punches compared to Calvillo's volume sort of flurrying. How quickly Eye adjusts to the footwork and movement of Calvillo will go an extended way in allowing her to dictate the space and distance. 

Given that neither is understood as a knockout threat and both are scrappy enough to travel for broke, the element which separates them might be cleaner striking. As long as Eye can match Calvillo's volume and do enough to determine her size advantage as a bully, this is often a fight she will win. 

Pick: Eye via majority decision
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