UFC 332 preview: Start time, full card and how to watch vacant flyweight title fight

The most disrespected fight card of the year takes place in Salt Lake City this weekend.

Valentina Shevchenko was supposed to defend her flyweight title in the UFC 332 main event.

However, ‘Bullet’ fell off the card due to an injury, which will sideline her until the end of 2027.

Rather than hold up the division, Shevchenko vacated her 125lb belt, making way for Natalia Silva vs. Wang Cong to headline at the Delta Center on October 3.

Here’s everything you need to know ahead of the card headlined by a vacant flyweight title fight.

UFC 332 will start and end earlier than other numbered events have throughout 2026.

The early prelims will start at 4pm ET and last two hours before the proper prelims begin at 6pm ET.

UFC 332’s main card will start at 8pm ET, which is around two hours earlier than UFC 331 began on September 19.

Dana White ended US pay-per-view by signing a $7.7 billion TV rights deal that began in January.

Since the start of 2026, every UFC numbered event has aired for free on Paramount+ and/or CBS.

The UFC may no longer be on PPV in the United States, but this isn’t the case for every region.

Check the table below to find out how to watch UFC 332 in your region.