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UFC 332 card fight fans hated (and Dana White failed promoting) just set an all-time KO record
UFC 332 was a very fun night of fights. Relatively few fight fans expected as much ahead of time. The main event between Natalia Silva vs. Wang Cong was widely panned, and UFC CEO Dana White didn’t exactly help the situation by failing to remember any of the specifics about “The Joker” in the fight
The competition was heavy for MMA Junkie's September 2026 Fight of the Month, but a UFC title fight rose above all.
Our UFC 332 predictions include Alexander Hernandez winning by TKO or Knockout at 43%. The UFC 332 prelims feature several familiar names trying to prove they still have something left this Saturday at the Delta Center in Salt Lake City.
Joshua Van successfully retained his flyweight title at UFC 331 with a unanimous decision win over Alexandre Pantoja.
The co-main event was set up to be a women’s bantamweight potential title eliminator, and it brought with it a level of slut-shaming, in modern parlance, after Norma Dumont threw condoms and cash at Ailin Perez, a nod to her OnlyFans side hustle. But the fight mostly was a dud.
Salt Lake City is the home of UFC 332. It’s a highly controversial card, said to be one of the most underwhelming events in the promotion’s history in terms of fight quality, though that doesn’t mean anything for the card’s betting value.
UFC Vegas 121 goes down tonight, and MMA KO is here to give you full moneyline odds for every matchup at the event and look at some of the best bets available.
With the action officially in the books from UFC 332 last night (Sat., Oct. 3, 2026) LIVE on Paramount+/CBS from inside Delta Center in Salt Lake City, Utah, fight fans can check out the post-fight presser for all the best reaction and official bonus winners.