UFC 332 sets UFC record with 11 knockouts in one event

Eleven of the first 13 fights in Salt Lake City ended by KO or TKO, nine of them in the first round, beating the record of nine set in Paris in September 2025.

UFC 332 has set the UFC record for the most knockouts at a single event, with 11 KO or TKO finishes before Natalia Silva and Wang Cong had even walked out for the main event.

The previous record was nine, set at UFC Fight Night: Imavov vs Borralho in Paris on 6 September 2025.

Natalia Silva then beat Wang Cong on a unanimous decision in the main event, so the night finished with 11 knockouts from 14 fights. Only three went the distance, and nine of the 11 stoppages came in the first round. Anthony Wint needed 23 seconds to finish Lucas Armand, Johnny Walker stopped Mick Parkin with a knee in his heavyweight debut, and Payton Talbott took Deiveson Figueiredo out in 2:09 of the first round in the co-main event.

The 11 knockouts

• Payton Talbott beat Deiveson Figueiredo, R1 2:09
• Esteban Ribovics beat King Green, R1 4:08
• Roman Kopylov beat Ateba Gautier, R1 3:12
• Imanol Rodriguez beat Alden Coria (kick), R1 3:11
• Damian Pinas beat Andrey Pulyaev, R1 1:15
• Marcus McGhee beat Anthony Romero, R1 4:58
• Anthony Wint beat Lucas Armand, R1 0:23
• Johnny Walker beat Mick Parkin (knee), R1 3:35
• Jacobe Smith beat Bruce Whitehead, R1 1:32
• Alexander Hernandez beat Rafael dos Anjos, R2 3:12
• Eric Nolan beat Court McGee, R3 3:26

Every result is on our UFC 332 live results page.

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