UFC 332: Silva vs. Wang runs Saturday, October 3, 2026 at the Delta Center in Salt Lake City, a 14-fight card headlined by Natalia Silva and Wang Cong fighting for the vacant UFC women's flyweight title. The belt opened up after Valentina Shevchenko withdrew with a ligament injury to her back and shoulder that is expected to keep her out for a year. Silva was supposed to fight Shevchenko for it. Now she fights Wang, a Chinese striker with four straight wins, and one of them walks out as champion. Below that sits a bantamweight co-main between former flyweight champion Deiveson Figueiredo and Payton Talbott, a UFC debut for two-division KSW champion Roberto Soldic, and the first numbered UFC main card ever to air on CBS. Here is the complete card bout by bout, every start time, the main event breakdown, and where the community board stands.
UFC 332 fight card: who is fighting on October 3
Fourteen bouts across three segments. Card as of September 29, and it is not final until the fighters make weight on Friday. It has already changed once at the top: the original main event was Shevchenko defending against Silva, and that fight is gone. The Vettori vs. Naurdiev middleweight bout on the early prelims is itself a rebooking, carried over from a June card Marvin Vettori pulled out of with a broken rib. The order below matches the UFC's own event page and Wikipedia's card listing.
Main card
| Bout | Weight class |
|---|---|
| Natalia Silva vs. Wang Cong | Vacant women's flyweight title (main event, five rounds) |
| Deiveson Figueiredo vs. Payton Talbott | Bantamweight (co-main) |
| King Green vs. Esteban Ribovics | Lightweight |
| Roberto Soldic vs. Khaos Williams | Welterweight |
| Ateba Gautier vs. Roman Kopylov | Middleweight |
Prelims
| Bout | Weight class |
|---|---|
| Imanol Rodriguez vs. Alden Coria | Flyweight |
| Damian Pinas vs. Andrey Pulyaev | Middleweight |
| Marcus McGhee vs. Bernardo Sopaj | Bantamweight |
| Anthony Wint vs. Lucas Armand | Heavyweight |
Early prelims
| Bout | Weight class |
|---|---|
| Johnny Walker vs. Mick Parkin | Heavyweight |
| Rafael dos Anjos vs. Alexander Hernandez | Lightweight |
| Marvin Vettori vs. Ismail Naurdiev | Middleweight |
| Jacobe Smith vs. Bruce Whitehead | Welterweight |
| Court McGee vs. Eric Nolan | Welterweight |
How to watch UFC 332: Silva vs. Wang
Event: UFC 332: Silva vs. Wang
Date: Saturday, October 3, 2026
Venue: Delta Center, Salt Lake City, Utah
Early prelims: 4 p.m. ET, 3 p.m. CT, 1 p.m. PT
Prelims: 6 p.m. ET, 5 p.m. CT, 3 p.m. PT
Main card: 8 p.m. ET, 7 p.m. CT, 5 p.m. PT
Watch: main card on CBS and Paramount+, prelims and early prelims on Paramount+
This is the part of the card that is new. The UFC moved its United States rights to Paramount+ for 2026, and numbered events have streamed there without a separate pay-per-view fee. UFC 332 is the first numbered event whose main card also airs on CBS, so the title fight is on network television, free with an antenna, for anyone without a subscription. The early prelims and prelims stay on Paramount+. It is the UFC's fifth trip to Salt Lake City and its first since UFC 307 in October 2024. With five bouts on the main card, the title fight walk should land somewhere after 10:30 p.m. ET, 7:30 p.m. PT, depending on how many finishes come ahead of it.
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Silva vs. Wang: the main event breakdown
Natalia Silva (20-5-1) is 8-0 in the UFC since her debut in June 2022, and the last three names on that run are the reason she is here: Jessica Andrade, Alexa Grasso and Rose Namajunas, three former UFC champions beaten in three straight fights, the last of them at UFC 324 in January. She is a taekwondo-based striker out of Brazil with, in the UFC's words, "excellent speed, a kick-heavy striking base, and tremendous footwork." Her last five wins all went to the judges, and all five were unanimous. That is the shape of a Silva fight at this level: she does not need a finish, she wins the minutes.
Wang Cong (10-1, 5-1 UFC) came up through Sanda, the Chinese kickboxing discipline, with gold at the 2013 World Wushu Championships and the 2014 Asian Games, then took silver in amateur boxing at the 2019 World Championships. Her only loss is a second-round rear-naked choke against Gabriella Fernandes in November 2024. Since then she has won four straight, over Bruna Brasil, Ariane da Silva, Eduarda Moura and Tracy Cortez, every one of them by unanimous decision. The UFC credits her with the highest striking differential in the division and calls her the most accurate striker in the division's history. Those are the UFC's own stat claims over a short UFC sample, so read them as a sharp tendency rather than a settled career number.
The tale of the tape is close. The UFC lists Wang at 5-foot-6 with a 65.5-inch reach and Silva at 5-foot-4 with a 65-inch reach, so Wang has the height and almost nothing in reach. Both are fighting their first UFC main event.
Silva's path. Make it a kicking fight at range and never let Wang settle into a boxing exchange. Silva's footwork is what beat three former champions, and her kicks punish a fighter who wants to stand in front of her and trade clean punches. Over 25 minutes, the fighter with more ways to score usually wins more rounds, and that is Silva.
Wang's path. Take the middle of the cage and make it a boxing match. Her amateur pedigree is with her hands, and an accuracy edge compounds over five rounds if she can close distance without eating kicks on the way in. The one loss on her record came by submission, not strikes, and nothing in Silva's recent run suggests she wants to win this on the mat. If this stays on the feet, it is a real fight.
Silva has beaten three former champions in a row and still has never headlined a UFC card. Wang's only UFC loss came by submission, never by strikes. One of them leaves Salt Lake City with a belt that nobody in this fight has held before.
UFC 332 odds: where the community board stands
Straight with you. As of 12:41 p.m. UTC on Tuesday, September 29, the BettorEdge community board had zero priced positions on any UFC 332 bout. All 14 fights are listed. Nobody has posted a live community price on either side yet. That is normal four days out, because peer-to-peer fight liquidity arrives late, after the weigh-ins clear and the card stops moving.
So no odds are quoted here, and no number from anywhere else is standing in for one. When community prices post, convert before you compare. Run the number through the implied probability calculator and the moneyline calculator, then decide whether your read on the fight beats that percentage. Two-way fight moneylines are where a built-in house margin bites hardest, which is the whole case for waiting on a peer-to-peer price. The no-vig calculator strips that margin out of any board you want to measure against.
Where the value sits
The main event lean is Silva, but not at any price. The BettorEdge read is that Silva is the right side on résumé: three former champions in a row against a fighter whose best win is Tracy Cortez. But Wang has never been beaten by strikes in the UFC, the matchup is close on the tape, and a fighter with an Olympic-level striking base is exactly the kind of opponent a big name gets overpriced against. The value is in a fair number on Silva, not a wide one. If the community board prices this like a coronation, the value moves to the other side.
The co-main lean is Talbott. Deiveson Figueiredo (25-7-1) is a two-time flyweight champion, but he is 1-4 over his last five fights, with losses to Petr Yan, Cory Sandhagen, Umar Nurmagomedov and, in May, a guillotine choke loss to Song Yadong. Payton Talbott (11-1) is coming off a unanimous decision over Henry Cejudo at UFC 323 in December, and his only career loss is a decision to Raoni Barcelos. The UFC lists Talbott at 5-foot-10 with a 70.5-inch reach and Figueiredo at 5-foot-5 with a 68-inch reach. A bigger, younger fighter on the rise against a former champion trending the other way is the lean, and the only question is how much the Figueiredo name still costs.
The underdog and method-of-victory angle
The main event decision angle is the strongest read on the card. Silva's last five wins are all unanimous decisions. Wang's last four are all unanimous decisions. That is a nine-fight split across two fighters, not a career rate, and five rounds give either one more time to find a finish than she has had before. But two technical strikers who win on volume and accuracy, neither with a recent finish, is the textbook profile for a fight that goes 25 minutes. The method of victory guide covers how to bet how a fight ends rather than who wins it.
Soldic is a debut, not a sure thing. Roberto Soldic (21-4) held the KSW welterweight and middleweight titles and knocked out Mamed Khalidov in 2021. His most recent fight was a knockout win at ONE 171 in February 2025, so he walks into the Octagon after roughly 20 months away. Khaos Williams (16-5) is, in the UFC's words, a "perpetual knockout threat," and he arrives having already fought in the Octagon at the level Soldic is entering. Debuting names with big résumés are one of the most reliable things a community board overprices, and Williams is the live underdog in a fight where one clean punch from either side ends it.
Gautier vs. Kopylov is a finish fight. Ateba Gautier (11-1), 24 and from Cameroon, has not lost in the UFC and is on a 10-fight win streak, per the UFC. His last three wins came over Tre'ston Vines, Andrey Pulyaev and Ozzy Diaz, and two of them ended inside the distance, the most recent a second-round TKO of Diaz at UFC 328 in May. Roman Kopylov (15-5) is a durable veteran who beat Marco Tulio on the same card after decision losses to Paulo Costa and Gregory Rodrigues. Kopylov going the distance with two of the division's names is the case for him surviving. Gautier's finishing rate is the case that he does not.
King Green is 40 and finishing people. Green (36-17-1) has three straight finishes, over Daniel Zellhuber, Jeremy Stephens and Terrance McKinney. Esteban Ribovics (16-3) has three Fight of the Night bonuses and finished Edson Barboza in the second round at UFC 330 in August, only seven weeks before this card. A quick turnaround against a veteran in the best run of his late career makes this one closer than the ages suggest.
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UFC 332: Silva vs. Wang FAQ
Who is fighting at UFC 332?
Natalia Silva fights Wang Cong for the vacant UFC women's flyweight title in the main event, above a main card of Deiveson Figueiredo vs. Payton Talbott, King Green vs. Esteban Ribovics, Roberto Soldic vs. Khaos Williams, and Ateba Gautier vs. Roman Kopylov. The prelims are Imanol Rodriguez vs. Alden Coria, Damian Pinas vs. Andrey Pulyaev, Marcus McGhee vs. Bernardo Sopaj, and Anthony Wint vs. Lucas Armand. The early prelims are Johnny Walker vs. Mick Parkin, Rafael dos Anjos vs. Alexander Hernandez, Marvin Vettori vs. Ismail Naurdiev, Jacobe Smith vs. Bruce Whitehead, and Court McGee vs. Eric Nolan. That is 14 bouts, as of September 29, 2026.
When is UFC 332 and how can I watch it?
UFC 332 is Saturday, October 3, 2026 at the Delta Center in Salt Lake City, with the main card on CBS and Paramount+ and the prelims on Paramount+. Early prelims start at 4 p.m. ET (1 p.m. PT), prelims at 6 p.m. ET (3 p.m. PT), and the main card at 8 p.m. ET, 7 p.m. CT and 5 p.m. PT.
Is UFC 332 on CBS?
Yes, the UFC 332 main card airs on CBS as well as Paramount+, the first numbered UFC event whose main card is on the network. The early prelims and prelims stream on Paramount+ only.
Why is the women's flyweight title vacant?
Valentina Shevchenko vacated the UFC women's flyweight title after a ligament injury to her back and shoulder that is expected to sideline her for a year. She was scheduled to defend it against Natalia Silva at UFC 332, so Wang Cong stepped in and the two now fight for the vacant belt.
What time is the UFC 332 main event?
The main card starts at 8 p.m. ET and Silva vs. Wang is the last of five bouts on it, so the walk typically lands after 10:30 p.m. ET, or after 7:30 p.m. PT. The exact time depends on how many earlier fights end inside the distance.
What are the odds for UFC 332?
As of 12:41 p.m. UTC on September 29, 2026, the BettorEdge community board had no priced positions on any UFC 332 bout, so no odds are quoted in this preview. Community fight liquidity typically fills in once weigh-ins clear, so check the live board closer to Saturday rather than trusting a number printed days early.
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The bottom line
UFC 332 crowns a new women's flyweight champion on network television. Silva brings three straight wins over former champions and a kicking game built for five rounds. Wang brings an elite striking pedigree and an accuracy number the UFC says nobody in the division has matched. Talbott gets a former champion who is 1-4 in his last five, Soldic finally debuts against a puncher, Gautier puts an unbeaten UFC run on the line against a veteran, and King Green keeps finishing people at 40. Fourteen fights, three segments, one main event already rebuilt, and a community board that has not spoken yet. Watch the weigh-ins, then watch the prices.
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