UFC 332 heads to the valley of Salt Lake City with Natalia Silva and Wang Cong fighting at the women's flyweight title. Below them, there's a compelling crop of contenders hoping to make the climb in various divisions. Saturday's card places a special emphasis on the future.
Anthony Wint, Ateba Gautier, Damian Pinas and Imanol Rodriguez are among the prospects worth watching. Roberto Soldic is more accomplished than your typical UFC newcomer, arriving after multiple championship runs in KSW, Poland's premier mixed martial arts promotion. But amid all that youth, a rugged veteran is renewed.
King Green, 40, is enjoying one of the most consistent stretches of his 50-plus professional fight career. red event and UFC Fight Night is included with your subscription! Plans start as low as $8.99/month or $89.99/year! Let's address a noticeable omission so far -- Payton Talbott is the biggest star on this card.
There's arguably more interest in him than even the main event. He's the best example of a young star seizing the day. However, many sneaky storylines and solid fights are flying under the radar this weekend.
So in the interest of sharing wealth, we'll call Talbott's fight with Deiveson Figueiredo the people's main event and focus on several other bouts. Ahead of UFC 332, take a look at three undercard fights you can't miss in Salt Lake City. Green has been doing this forever.
The 40-year-old built his reputation by prioritizing entertainment, sometimes at the expense of winning. In the twilight of his career, he's become more consistent without sacrificing his killer instinct. Green, still boasting the swagger and slick counter-striking that made him a fan favorite, is on a four-fight win streak after knocking out his junior, Terrance McKinney.
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