Arnold Allen will not compete in Abu Dhabi. Multiple people with knowledge of the promotion’s plans confirmed to MMA Fighting that Allen has been scratched from his scheduled matchup with Aaron Pico at UFC 333, which takes place Oct. 24…

Arnold Allen has been forced to withdraw from his scheduled featherweight bout against Aaron Pico at UFC 333. The event is set to take place on October 24 at the Etihad Arena in Abu Dhabi. According to reports, Allen's withdrawal is not due to a new injury, but rather because he needs more time to rehab from past treatments.
Aaron Pico will remain on the UFC 333 card and is now scheduled to face Losene Keita. Keita enters the matchup following a first-round knockout victory over Muhammad Naimov earlier this month, while Pico recently secured a decision win against Patricio Pitbull at UFC 327.
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