UFC 332 weigh-in results: Title fight set; 1 fighter heavy
UFC 332 is officially set following Friday's weigh-ins, with all fighters making their contracted limits except one. A vacant women's flyweight title bout headlines the card as No. 1 contender Natalia Silva takes on Cong Wang.
Silva (20-5-1), a Brazilian striker representing Team Borracha, was originally slated to challenge defending champion Valentina Shevchenko before the champion suffered an injury. The 125-pound limit presented no issue for Silva, who weighed in at exactly that mark. She arrives at UFC 332 riding a remarkable 14-fight winning streak inside the Octagon, with recent victories over Rose Namajunas, Alexa Grasso, and Jessica Andrade cementing her title credentials.
Wang (10-1), a 34-year-old Chinese fighter nicknamed "The Joker," enters the contest on a four-fight winning streak. She weighed 124.5 pounds and has picked up recent wins via decision over Tracy Cortez, Eduarda Moura, Ariane Lipski da Silva, and Bruna Brasil. Her most recent setback came against Gabriella Fernandes, who caught her with a rear-naked choke submission.
Lightweight King Green will face Esteban Ribovics in a featured bout, though Ribovics missed weight by half a pound at 156.5 and will forfeit a percentage of his purse as penalty. All other fighters on the card hit their marks without issue. The main card airs live on Paramount+ and CBS at 8 p.m. ET on October 3, with preliminary action beginning at 4 p.m. ET on Paramount+.
MAIN CARD:
Natalia Silva (125) vs. Cong Wang (124.5)
Deiveson Figueiredo (135) vs. Payton Talbott (135.5)
Marvin Vettori (185.5) vs. Ismail Naurdiev (184.5)
Rafael dos Anjos (155.5) vs. Alexander Hernandez (155)
PRELIMS:
King Green (155.5) vs. Esteban Ribovics (156.5)*
Kalinn Williams (170) vs. Roberto Soldic (170)
Ateba Abega Gautier (184) vs. Roman Kopylov (185)
Imanol Rodriguez (126) vs. Alden Coria (126)
Damian Pinas (185) vs. Andrey Pulyaev (185.5)
Marcus McGhee (144.5) vs. (145)
*Ribovics missed weight by .5 pounds and will be fined a percentage of his purse.
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