UFC 332 Smashes Knockout Record With 11 Finishes in Salt Lake City

UFC 332 will go down as the most violent night in promotional history. The October 3 card at the Delta Center in Salt Lake City produced 11 knockout finishes across the main card and prelims — a new UFC record for KOs at a single event.

The previous record stood at nine, set at UFC Fight Night 258 in Paris in September 2025. According to the official scorecards, the Salt Lake City card was a finishing parade from the opening bouts, with early stoppages for Johnny Walker, Anthony Wint, Jacobe Smith, Eric Nolan and Alexander Hernandez among others, and a first-round knockout for Payton Talbott over former champion Deiveson Figueiredo in the co-main event.

Amid the chaos, the main event went the distance: Natalia Silva captured the vacant women's flyweight title with a unanimous decision over Wang Cong (48-47, 48-47, 49-46), extending her winning streak to 15. But the story of the night was the carnage — 11 knockouts, one record, and a card fans will talk about for years.