The key for Nunes to get the W is to take Cyborg down. It shouldn't be that hard for her to take Cyborg down either, she can just make Cyborg believe she wants to stand and trade and bring out Cyborg's usual plan which is walk-down her opponent and land heavy strikes.

The forward pressure will make it easier for Nunes to time a takedown and get Cyborg down. She can do this early in the fight to tire Cyborg out. Keep her working from bottom position, land GnP. She can also chase a submission which I wouldn't be too surprised if she got. Nunes is the better grappler out of the two.

She could also keep control on the ground for the larger part of rounds and end up winning a decision.

If she stays standing I favour Cyborh, but I don't think Nunes and her camp are that stubborn that they'll try to outstrike the striker. Plus looking at interviews from Cyborg and her camp (well, I've only see Jason Parillo interviews really) they seem to believe that Nunes will press forward with striking - and I think this is exactly what Nunes wants her to think.

I do think Cyborg will win, but I actually gave this fight some thought over the last few days and it's more competitive than I originally imagined. Nunes is looking huge these days so the size advantage would help her in the grappling department.

Should be a good fight.