UFC 232: 5 Reasons why UFC were right to move the event to Los Angeles, California 

#5 More hype for the main event, but what about the other fights?

Cyborg vs. The Lioness could take home the Fight of Night Honors.

It's actually a blessing in disguise that the other fights on the card would seemingly fly under the radar while the spotlight shines on the strife that engulfs the main event.

Remember UFC 189 when Conor McGregor beat Chad Mendes to become the Interim UFC Featherweight Champion? The co-main event that night featured a neglected bloodbath between Robbie Lawler and Rory McDonald. The iconic stare down and the relentless Welterweight back-and-forth fight still took a backseat to the Conor McGregor show. Lawler and McDonald weren't just there to push each other to ostensibly lethal limits but also to overshadow the Irish megastar's growing mainstream clout. And what the fans got was the fight of the year!

The same can be expected from the co-main event of UFC 232 which is billed as the fight to determine the greatest female fighter in MMA history. Amanda Nunes vs. Cris Cyborg has all the making of a classic fight and considering the existing situation, we expect the women to come out all guns blazing.

That isn't the only fight though, which could dwarf the Light heavyweight main event on December 29th. Have a look at the card and feel free to mention your predictions in the comments section below.

Undercard

Megan Anderson vs. Cat Zingano

Andrei Arlovski vs. Walt Harris

B.J. Penn vs. Ryan Hall

Brian Kelleher vs. Montel Jackson

Petr Yan vs. Douglas Silva de Andrade

Uriah Hall vs. Bevon Lewis

Curtis Millender vs. Siyar Bahadurzada

Nathaniel Wood vs. Andre Ewell

Main Card

Jon Jones vs. Alexander Gustafsson (UFC Light Heavyweight Championship Fight)

Cris Cyborg vs. Amanda Nunes (UFC Women's Featherweight Championship Fight)

Carlos Condit vs. Michael Chiesa

Ilir Latifi vs. Corey Anderson

Chad Mendes vs. Alexander Volkanovski