UFC 332’s best betting props, parlays and picks | Silva vs. Wang
UFC 332is live this weekend (Sat., Oct. 3, 2026) from inside Delta Bank Center in Salt Lake City, Utah, streaming exclusively on Paramount+ (watch here). The main event is for Valentina Shevchenko’s recently vacated UFC women’s Flyweight title (more on that here). Natalia Silva vs. Wang Cong will determine who gets that belt (perhaps keeping it warm before “Bullet” is back on the scene).
The co-main event on Saturday is Deiveson Figueiredo vs. Payton Talbott. Talbott is looking for a quality win to show he deserves to be in the Bantamweight title picture, while Figueiredo is just looking for any win to prove he still belongs here.
Rounding out the main card is King Green vs. Esteban Ribovics (fun!), Roberto Soldic’s UFC debut against Khaos Williams and Ateba Gautier vs. Roman Kopylov.
UFC 332’s “Prelims” are headlined by Imanol Rodriguez vs. Alden Coria. The undercard also has top prospects Damian Pinas, Anthony Wint and Jacobe Smith on tap. There’s also some veterans down there, too, with Marvin Vettori, Rafael dos Anjos and even Court McGee looking to remind us they are still here.
As always, there’s lots to bet on this card and we’ve got odds for all the fights below:
UFC 332 Main Card Money Line Odds
Natalia Silva (-198) vs. Wang Cong (+164)
Silva earns her shot at gold at UFC 332 thanks to an 8-0 unbeaten run in UFC. Her total unbeaten run goes back 14 fights. Her last loss was to Marina Rodriguez in 2017. In January, Silva got a decision over Rosa Namajunas. Before that she decisioned Alexa Grasso and Jessica Andrade. Of her eight UFC wins, only two are stoppages. That’s a 2023 TKO over Victoria Leonardo and a spinning back kikc on Tereza Bleda the year before.
Wang doesn’t have the record Silva has, but she’s made herself notable due to the personality she brings to her fights and the build-up around them. She burst onto the scene with a brutal KO over Leonardo in 2024 (see that here). In her next fight she was finished by Gabriella Fernandes, while a -950 favorite. Since then she’s won four decisions, including a fight with Eduarda Moura that she missed weight for and didn’t go entirely her own way. Her last fight was in July, when she took a very dull decision over Tracy Cortez.
It’s easy to see why Silva is the favorite here. She’s been very steady over her UFC career; doing what she needs to win, but also not doing anything that exciting. Wang is a little more emotional and that has led to higher highs and lower lows.
I think Silva is the more rounded and more technical fighter. Though, I also think Wang is more capable of producing a moment that can stop a fight. And I think the stage being set here, plays to the advantage of a showman like Wang.
Both these ladies prefer to keep it standing and both land at a decent clip while also being defensively sound.
Against Namajunas, Silva landed 51 significant strikes and held her opponent to just 26 (at a 27 percent accuracy). Namajunas’ career sig. strikes per minute is 3.5, so she should be landing 53 sig. strikes in fifteen minutes. And her career accuracy is 41 percent. Before this Silva held Grasso to 45 sig. strikes at 32 percent accuracy. Based on Grasso’s averages she should be landing 63. And she has a career 41 percent accuracy. So Silva, it seems, is good at making fighters throw and land less than expected.
Wang really showed up against Cortez, landing 137 sig. strikes with 63 percent accuracy. That’s the third time she’s landed over one hundred sig. strikes in a fight. The only fight that went the distance, where she didn’t break 100, was her win over Eduarda Moura. She landed just 39 there, but that’s because a lot of that fight happened on the ground.
So my big question is, can Silva drastically dent Wang’s output and, even if she does, will Wang still be landing more than Silva typically absorbs in a fight. And also, if Wang can land 130-140 sig. strikes in three rounds, how many can she land in five?
This line of thinking has me leaning towards Wang, who I also think hits harder than Silva.
I think we are due for a five round decision here, since neither of these women have a lot of stopping power. And I think Wang is going to be landing the harder looking shots throughout. Silva might chip away with leg kicks and body kicks, but I think Wang’s big swings up top will make more of a difference and that those will be the ones the judges remember.
Best bet: Wang Cong moneyline (+164)
Deiveson Figueiredo (+500) vs. Payton Talbott (-700)
Figueiredo was submitted by Song Yadong in May (see it here). Before that he lost a decision to Umar Nurmagomedov and won a decision over Montel Jackson. The former Flyweight champion is now 4-4 since moving up weight classes.
Talbott took a convincing decision over Henry Cejudo in December. That match seemed to suffer from the fact these two were quite familiar and possibly fond of each other. Before that Talbott took a decision over Felipe Lima. Talbott is now 11-1 as a pro, with that one loss being his famous defeat to Raoni Barcelos last year. Talbott was the -1150 favorite in that fight. Barcelos has since proved that the oddsmakers got that one wrong.
We’ve known for a while now that Figueiredo just doesn’t have the youth or size to be a factor at the upper climbs of Bantamweight. He’s been competitive against great fighters, which I think deserves a lot of credit. But he
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