UFC 332 Faces Scrutiny Amidst Weak Card and Dana White's Resume Mix-Up

UFC 332, scheduled for October 3rd in Salt Lake City, is drawing criticism for its perceived lack of star power, with some analysts labeling it one of the least appealing fight cards in recent memory. Adding to the pre-fight buzz, UFC President Dana White has faced public scrutiny for an apparent mix-up of fighter resumes, specifically conflating Wang Cong's background with that of Natalia Silva ahead of the vacant flyweight title headliner.

Despite the concerns about the main card's appeal, the event still features notable storylines. Veteran fighter Court McGee is set to retire after a 16-year career, and lightweight Bobby Green, at 40 years old, is aiming for a record-breaking year. The card also includes Payton Talbott, who is looking to build momentum for a strong 2027 campaign, and the vacant flyweight title bout. Meanwhile, discussions continue around the future of promising but recently upset fighter Gable Steveson, with commentator Jon Anik expressing doubts about his longevity in the promotion.