UFC 332 card, start times and how to watch Silva vs Wang

UFC 332 puts thirteen fights on at the Delta Center in Salt Lake City on Saturday, October 3. One of them is for a belt, and it is the women's flyweight title, with neither woman in the main event ever having worn UFC gold.

Natalia Silva (20-5-1) headlines against Wang Cong (10-1) over five rounds. Silva is 8-0 in the UFC and sits No. 1 in the division and No. 4 on the women's pound-for-pound list. Wang is ranked No. 8 and has won four straight since her only UFC loss, the latest a decision over Tracy Cortez at UFC 329 in July.

The co-main is at bantamweight, where former flyweight champion Deiveson Figueiredo (25-7-1), ranked No. 9, meets Payton Talbott (11-1), ranked No. 11.

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Start times

• Early prelims: 4:00 p.m. ET (2:00 p.m. MT in Salt Lake City, 9:00 p.m. BST)
• Prelims: 6:00 p.m. ET (4:00 p.m. MT, 11:00 p.m. BST)
• Main card: 8:00 p.m. ET (6:00 p.m. MT, 1:00 a.m. BST on Sunday)

The full card

Main card (8:00 p.m. ET)

• Natalia Silva vs Wang Cong, women's flyweight title
• Deiveson Figueiredo vs Payton Talbott, bantamweight
• King Green vs Esteban Ribovics, lightweight
• Roberto Soldic vs Khaos Williams, welterweight
• Ateba Gautier vs Roman Kopylov, middleweight

Prelims (6:00 p.m. ET)

• Imanol Rodríguez vs Alden Coria, flyweight
• Damian Pinas vs Andrey Pulyaev, middleweight
• Marcus McGhee vs Benardo Sopaj, bantamweight
• Anthony Wint vs Lucas Armand, heavyweight

Early prelims (4:00 p.m. ET)

• Johnny Walker vs Mick Parkin, heavyweight
• Rafael Dos Anjos vs Alexander Hernandez, lightweight
• Marvin Vettori vs Ismail Naurdiev, middleweight
• Court McGee vs Eric Nolan, welterweight

Johnny Walker is ranked No. 13 at light heavyweight and is fighting up at heavyweight against Mick Parkin (10-1). The last fight added to the card is a pair of unbeaten heavyweights, Anthony Wint (8-0) and Lucas Armand (6-0), who landed on the prelims on September 15. If you want the case that this is a thin card for a number, I made it in a separate count.

How to watch

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In the United States the whole card is on Paramount+, early prelims through the main event, with no pay-per-view charge even though this is a numbered event. Paramount+ has it the same way in Brazil, Mexico and across Latin America. The UK and Ireland are different: the prelims are on TNT Sports, and the main card is a TNT Sports Box Office pay-per-view. Canada splits it the same way, with the prelims on Sportsnet+ and the main card sold as a pay-per-view, and TVA Sports also carries the UFC there.

Australia has the main card on Main Event through Foxtel and Kayo as a pay-per-view, with the prelims on Paramount+ and free to air on Network 10. New Zealand gets the prelims free on TVNZ+ and the main card on Sky Sport NZ pay-per-view. Germany, Austria and Switzerland are on DAZN, France on RMC Sport, Spain and the Netherlands on HBO Max, Italy on discovery+, Poland on Polsat Sport Fight, and the Nordics on Viaplay for the main card. Japan is on U-NEXT, South Korea on TVING, China on Migu, India on Sony Sports Network, Turkey on S Sport Plus, and Russia on Match TV for the main card. Anywhere without a local broadcaster, it is UFC Fight Pass. The full country-by-country grid is at how to watch UFC 332.

Silva is the favorite on the odds board at minus 205 with Wang at plus 166, and Talbott is a minus 678 favorite over Figueiredo at plus 460. Lock in your picks at the pick'em, and live results and scorecards land at the event page on the night.