Card contextUFC 332: Silva vs. Wang · fighter form and card facts from the published card
Early prelims 5 bouts2:00pm mdt local · 9:00pm bst UK · 4:00pm edt ET
Prelims 4 bouts4:00pm mdt local · 11:00pm bst UK · 6:00pm edt ET
Main card 5 bouts6:00pm mdt local · 1:00am bst UK · 8:00pm edt ET
Natalia SilvaMain event · Women's Flyweight · 5 roundsWang Cong
21-5-1Record10-2-0
29y 242dAge34y 141d
5'4"Height5'6"
65"Reach65.5"
SouthpawStanceSouthpaw
W v Rose Namajunas, Jan 2026Last fightW v Tracy Cortez, Jul 2026
8 monthsTime out3 months
1Fights, 12 months2
W14StreakW4
5 KO/TKO, 7 SUB in 21 winsFinishes2 KO/TKO, 2 SUB in 10 wins
8UFC fights6
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Title fight

Silva returns after 8 months out; Cong last fought 3 months ago.

Silva has fought once in the last 12 months; Cong twice.

#BoutClassRdsTime outAgeReach
1Natalia Silva v Wang CongTitle fightWomen's Flyweight58 months / 3 months29 / 3465" / 65.5"
2Deiveson Figueiredo v Payton TalbottBantamweight34 months / 10 months38 / 2868" / 70.5"
3King Green v Esteban RibovicsLightweight33 months / 49 days40 / 3071" / 69"
4Roberto Soldić v Khaos WilliamsUFC debutWelterweight319 months / 5 months31 / 3273" / 77"
5Roman Kopylov v Ateba GautierMiddleweight35 months / 5 months34 / 2475" / 81"
6Alden Coria v Imanol RodriguezFlyweight33 months / 7 months28 / 2667" / 64.5"
7Andrey Pulyaev v Damian PinasMiddleweight33 months / 3 months29 / 2478" / 79.5"
8Anthony Romero v Marcus McGheeUFC debutFeatherweight32 yr 3 mo / 4 months29 / 3671" / 69"
9Anthony Wint v Lucas ArmandUFC debutHeavyweight342 days / 7 months31 / 3078" / 78"
10Johnny Walker v Mick ParkinHeavyweight36 months / 18 months34 / 3182" / 79"
11Jacobe Smith v Bruce WhiteheadUFC debutWelterweight37 months / 13 days30 / 2972" / 73"
12Rafael Dos Anjos v Alexander HernandezLightweight323 months / 5 months41 / 3470" / 72"
13Marvin Vettori v Ismail NaurdievMiddleweight310 months / 10 months33 / 3074" / 74"
14Court McGee v Eric NolanWelterweight316 months / 3 months41 / 2975" / 73"

From the published card and fighter records, computed 6 Oct 2026. No odds or predictions.

UFC 332: Silva vs. Wang takes place on Saturday, 3 October 2026, at the Delta Center in Salt Lake City, Utah. The night’s headline contest is a UFC Women’s Flyweight Championship bout for the vacant title, with Brazilian contender Natalia Silva taking on China’s Wang Cong. The main card airs on CBS and streams on Paramount+, marking the first numbered UFC pay-per-view main card to broadcast on CBS.

The Main Event: Silva vs. Wang (Vacant Women’s Flyweight Title)

Natalia Silva arrives at UFC 332 carrying one of the most impressive records in women’s mixed martial arts. The Brazilian has won 14 consecutive bouts, with her last three victories coming against former champions Rose Namajunas, Alexa Grasso and Jessica Andrade, establishing herself as the most credible claimant to the vacant women’s flyweight crown. Her striking precision combined with composure in championship rounds makes her a formidable champion in waiting. Wang Cong has answered every question put to her inside the octagon since joining the UFC, winning four consecutive fights including a victory over Tracy Cortez at UFC 329 in July 2026. Wang’s disciplined, technical game and physical attributes make her a genuine threat to any opponent in the division.

A Historic Broadcast

UFC 332 represents a landmark moment in the promotion’s broadcasting history. For the first time, a numbered pay-per-view main card airs on CBS, expanding the UFC’s reach to a mainstream free-to-air audience in the United States. The decision to place a women’s championship main event at the centre of this milestone speaks to how far the women’s flyweight division has grown in terms of marketability and competitive quality.

Supporting Card

The supporting card for UFC 332 features a strong mix of division-relevant and fan-favourite matchups. Deiveson Figueiredo, the former multiple-time flyweight champion, features on the card as he continues his career at bantamweight. Payton Talbott, one of the fastest-rising prospects in the promotion, is also scheduled to compete. Welterweight fan favourite Khaos Williams and Croatian middleweight Roberto Soldic round out a deep card that delivers across multiple weight classes.

Venue: Delta Center, Salt Lake City

The Delta Center in Salt Lake City, Utah, home to the NBA’s Utah Jazz, is one of the most recognisable arenas in the American mountain west. UFC 332 marks a significant moment for Salt Lake City as a destination for major sporting events. The arena’s capacity and modern facilities make it well suited to a pay-per-view of this scale.

How to Watch

The main card for UFC 332 airs on CBS and streams on Paramount+ from 8:00 p.m. ET on Saturday, 3 October 2026. Preliminary card coverage begins earlier in the evening on Paramount+. International broadcast arrangements vary by territory and are available through regional UFC broadcast partners.

Tickets

Tickets for UFC 332 at the Delta Center are available through the UFC’s official ticketing partners. Salt Lake City’s strong sports fanbase and the significance of this historic broadcast make high demand likely. Fans should check official sources for availability and pricing.

Why This Card Matters

Silva’s 14-fight win streak puts her among the most dominant fighters in any weight class across all of MMA. A championship win here would crown a champion who has earned the title through sustained excellence rather than a manufactured opportunity. Wang, meanwhile, represents the growing depth and quality of Asian talent in the UFC’s women’s divisions. This title fight carries genuine sporting stakes well beyond the occasion of the broadcast milestone.