Nicolle Caliari tipped the scales way over the women’s strawweight limit for her UFC 333 fight this weekend.However, her opening fight of the night against fellow Brazilian Iasmin Lucindo is going ahead as planned, with Caliari forfeiting 30 per cent of her UFC 333 purse.Caliari was 4.5lbs over the women’s strawweight limit of 116lbs for a non-title boutGettyHer opponent, Lucindo, came in at exactly 115lbs and is likely to get the 30 per cent purse forfeit from CaliariGettyUFC 333 takes place in Abu Dhabi this weekend, with two massive title fights at the top of the card.Featherweight legend Alexander Volkanovski defends his title against undefeated Russian Movsar Evloev in the main event, while Petr Yan’s highly anticipated bantamweight title trilogy with Merab Dvalishvili is the chief support act.All 28 athletes on the 14-fight card were at Hilton Abu Dhabi Yas Island for the official weigh-ins Friday morning, before the ceremonial weigh-ins later in the evening.And Caliari was the only fighter who didn’t make weight for Saturday’s show.UFC 333 official weigh-insMain card resultsAlexander Volkanovski (144.5lbs) vs. Movsar Evloev (145lbs)Petr Yan (135lbs) vs. Merab Dvalishvili (135lbs)Lone’er Kavanagh (125.5lbs) vs. Ramazan Temirov (126lbs)Alexander Volkov (256lbs) vs. Rizvan Kuniev (265lbs)Aaron Pico (145.5lbs) vs. Losene Keita (146lbs)Caliari misses weight by almost 5lbsThe 29-year-old, who made her UFC debut last year, came in at 120.5lbs, 4.5lbs over the women’s strawweight limit.In MMA terms, it’s an unusually big weight miss, which has led to Caliari being penalised with a purse deduction.The number could be upwards of a few thousand dollars, depending on Caliari’s basic fight contract, and the opponent of whoever fails to make weight usually gets it added onto their purse.As a result, Caliari’s fight against Lucindo will now proceed at a catchweight.UFC 333 headliner officialAlso at the official weigh-ins on Friday, Volkanovski came in 0.5lbs lighter than 145lbs title challenger Evloev ahead of their blockbuster main event.Volkanovski, who defended his belt against Diego Lopes last time out at UFC 325, weighed 144.5lbs, while Evloev, who cemented his title shot with a points win over Lerone Murphy in London, came in right on the 145lbs limit.Volkanovski came in at 144.5lbs for his featherweight title defence in the main event of UFC 333GettyEvloev was slightly heavier at 145lbs for his first UFC title fightGettySpeaking at Thursday’s pre-fight press conference, Volkanovski explained why he is so confident about getting the job done again in what is his 12th consecutive UFC title fight.“I believe I’ve seen this puzzle before,” Volkanovski said of Evloev, who is 20-0 in his professional MMA career.“He’s undefeated, knows how to win. I just don’t think that’s enough.“He’s got all the skills. He can take it anywhere. I think he’s the most well-rounded.“But I just don’t believe that’s enough for me. I think I get my hand raised — and still — once again.”Bantamweight stars ready for another warFurthermore, defending champion Yan came in at the same weight as opponent Dvalishvili, with both stars tipping the scales at exactly the bantamweight limit of 135lbs.Bantamweight champion Yan came in at 135lbs for his first title defence at UFC 333GettyChampion-turned-challenger Dvalishvili was the same weightGettyYan snatched the bantamweight title from former dominant champion Dvalishvili with a flawless five-round performance at UFC 323 last December.Dvalishvili beat Yan by decision when the pair first met in 2023, before embarking on his iconic title reign, defeating the likes of Sean O’Malley twice and Umar Nurmagomedov.talkSPORT's UFC pound-for-pound rankingstalkSPORT.com has collectively voted on the best fighters to form a regularly updated UFC pound-for-pound (P4P) rankings system for the rest of 2026 and beyond.Our P4P list will be updated regularly based on performances in the Octagon — with wins, records, title wins and defences, calibre of opponents, methods of victory and much more all determining who makes it.UFC champions Islam Makhachev, Joshua Van and Sean Strickland feature – but big stars such as Alex Pereira and Tom Aspinall miss out.