UFC 332 Best Bets for Salt Lake City: Silva by Decision, Gautier Points & More

Natalia Silva and Wang Cong headline Saturday's UFC 332 card at the Delta Center in Salt Lake City as they fight for the vacant women's flyweight title. Deiveson Figueiredo meets Payton Talbott in the co-main event, while King Green, Roberto Soldic, and Ateba Gautier round out the five-fight main card.

I'm reaching beyond the obvious favorite moneylines for more specific outcomes. My top pick is Silva by decision at -105, while I'm also backing Figueiredo and Talbott to get beyond the midway point of Round 3. Gautier by points gives us a big number against a durable opponent, and Green is my outright value play at +190.

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🚀 My best UFC 332 pick: Silva by points (-105) vs. Wang

Natalia Silva is a decision machine. Her last five UFC wins have all reached the scorecards, including victories over Jessica Andrade, Alexa Grasso, and Rose Namajunas. She lands 4.81 significant strikes per minute while absorbing only 2.36, with 66% significant-strike defense and 90% takedown defense. A perfect profile for a volume striking win.

Wang Cong brings real power, but her own recent results point in the same direction. Each of her last four UFC victories has been a unanimous decision, and she absorbs only 2.73 significant strikes per minute. Both women are comfortable winning minutes without forcing chaotic exchanges.

Silva is more than a -200 favorite on the moneyline, so I would rather cut that price roughly in half and ask her to win the way she has in five straight fights. At -105, the decision prop is my favorite bet on the card.

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Figueiredo vs. Talbott Over 2.5 rounds (-116)

Payton Talbott is an enormous favorite, but I'm not interested in laying that kind of money against a former champion. Enter the Over 2.5 rounds. Talbott's last two fights (Felipe Lima and Henry Cejudo) both went the full 15 minutes. He’s willing to stay patient if his opponent defends well.

Deiveson Figueiredo has spent most of his bantamweight run fighting experienced contenders, and five of his first eight bouts at 135 pounds reached the judges. He also still carries enough grappling and power punching to keep Talbott on his toes.

Talbott's pace can take over late, but this bet only needs the fight to clear the 12:30 mark. At -116, I prefer that to paying a premium on Talbott's moneyline or guessing which finishing method eventually gets there.

Gautier by points (+390) vs. Kopylov

Ateba Gautier has built his reputation on knockouts, which is exactly why the +390 decision price catches my attention. Nine of his 11 wins have come by KO/TKO, but he already showed against Andrey Pulyaev that he can stay composed for 15 minutes and win a unanimous decision when an opponent survives the early danger.

Roman Kopylov is a good opponent for that angle. He has never been knocked out professionally, and his five career losses have come by decision or submission. His last three fights have also reached the scorecards, while his average UFC fight lasts more than 12 minutes.

A finish is still his likeliest winning method, but +390 only implies a little more than a 20% chance. I'm willing to take a smaller swing on Kopylov surviving while Gautier wins the cleaner rounds.

King Green to win (+190) vs. Ribovics

King Green is my value pick. Esteban Ribovics deserves to be favored after wins over Mateusz Gamrot and Edson Barboza, but his style still gives Green plenty to work with. Ribovics lands a massive 7.43 significant strikes per minute, yet he also absorbs 5.74 and defends only 54% of significant strikes.

Green has been much harder to hit cleanly over a huge UFC sample. He lands 6.49 significant strikes per minute, absorbs 3.63, and owns 62% significant-strike defense. He's also won four straight, including three finishes in 2026 over Daniel Zellhuber, Jeremy Stephens, and Terrance McKinney.

The obvious concern is age, with Green now 39 against a 30-year-old pressure fighter. But +190 implies only a 34.5% chance of winning, and I think Green can beat those odds.

📝 UFC 332: Silva vs. Wang fight card

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

Imanol Rodriguez vs. Alden Coria, Flyweight

Damian Pinas vs. Andrey Pulyaev, Middleweight

Marcus McGhee vs. Anthony Romero, Featherweight

Anthony Wint vs. Lucas Armand, Heavyweight

Johnny Walker vs. Mick Parkin, Light 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

• Date: Saturday, Oct. 3, 2026
• Early prelims: 4 p.m. ET
• Prelims: 6 p.m. ET
• Main card: 8 p.m. ET
• Location: Delta Center (Salt Lake City, Utah)
• TV/Streaming: CBS and Paramount+ (main card); Paramount+ for prelims