UFC 332 on CBS, Paramount+: Where to watch Natalia Silva vs. Wang Cong, plus everything you need to know — SkimNews
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- UFC 332 takes place Saturday, Oct. 3 at the Delta Center in Salt Lake City, with early prelims at 4 p.m. ET, prelims at 6 p.m., and the main card at 8 p.m. — and marks the first full main card to air live on CBS during the Paramount era, with prelims streaming on Paramount+.
- Natalia Silva (-205) faces Wang Cong (+170) in the main event for the vacant women's flyweight title after Valentina Shevchenko went on the shelf due to injury, with the source noting the winner will be positioned as the division's 'true champ' when Shevchenko returns.
- Payton Talbott (-750) takes on two-time former flyweight champion Deiveson Figueiredo (+525) in the co-main, attempting to defeat a former UFC champion for the second consecutive fight after his win over Henry Cejudo.
- Paramount+ holds exclusive streaming rights to all 13 UFC numbered events and 30 UFC Fight Nights per year through 2033, replacing the pay-per-view model with plans starting at $8.99/month or $89.99/year and no additional fees for live events.
- The card's heaviest favorites are Jacobe Smith (-1000) and the -550 pair of Damian Pinas and Marcus McGhee, while the tightest line is Johnny Walker (-120) vs. Mick Parkin (+100) at heavyweight.
- Select UFC numbered events will also air live on CBS in 2026, broadcasting the final hour of prelims and first hour of the main card over the air via local CBS stations using cable, satellite, or a digital antenna.
Why it matters: UFC 332 is the first full main card to air live on CBS under the seven-year, 13 numbered events and 30 Fight Nights per year Paramount deal that runs through 2033 and eliminates the traditional pay-per-view buy — making the sport accessible to any viewer with an antenna, not just paying subscribers. The vacant flyweight title, vacated by Shevchenko's injury, guarantees a new face for one of the UFC's most visible women's divisions.
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