Movsar Evloev has secret submission planned for Alex Volkanovski in UFC 333 main event

Movsar Evloev aims to finish Alex Volkanovski with a secret submission move that is not yet being disclosed, according to his coach.

Evloev is vying to become UFC featherweight champion when he takes on Volkanovski in the main event of UFC 333 in Abu Dhabi.

The Russian is 20-0 in his MMA career, including 10 straight victories in the UFC - beginning with a win in October 2019.

Movsar Evloev has been working on mystery submission for biggest UFC fight

Evloev earned the right to face Volkanovski for the strap after defeating Lerone Murphy in a featherweight title eliminator.

He now takes on a UFC great in his toughest test yet, but his coach is confident in his wrestling abilities and revealed Evloev has been working on three submissions - one of which remains a complete mystery.

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"His Kimura is very good," the member of Evloev's team stated.

"I think he’ll put more emphasis on the Kimura”.

He added: “He has three signature techniques; that’s one of them. There’s the arm-triangle, the kimura, and a third choke we’ve worked on the most. I won’t reveal it. I think he’ll try it. It’s a choke, but I won’t reveal the position.”

As expected, Volkanovski is confident of getting the job done against as he will predicted he will "finish him inside the five rounds for sure";

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Evloev is undefeated in MMA but every single one of his bouts in UFC has been a decision victory. He is yet to secure a finish inside the Octagon and has extra incentive for Saturday night's slugfest.

Though dominant, his style has not been easy on the eye and there are plenty of people who do not enjoy his body of work.

In fact, Jose Aldo, the longest-reigning champion in the division, has been extremely critical of Evloev and called for UFC to release him when he loses for the first time as he finds him "boring".

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Speaking to MMA Fighting, he said: “It’s a business, it’s entertainment. It’s not a matter of, ‘I’m number one, so I have to fight for the title.’ No. Evloev is ranked No. 1 in the division, if I’m not mistaken, and if I were the president, I’d never put him in there. He could beat everybody.

"I’d wait for him to lose for the first time and then cut him because he’s a guy who doesn’t sell, a guy who puts on boring fights, a guy who doesn’t draw attention, who just stays inactive. So why would I give him that opportunity? I want to sell out my arena. I want my event to grow. There’s a lot involved.”

If Evloev does win the belt without a stoppage, he will become the first men's champion in UFC history to have never secured a finish within Dana White's promotion.