The vacant UFC women’s flyweight title is on the line at UFC 332 Saturday when Natalia Silva and Wang Cong face off in Salt Lake City.

Valentina Shevchenko vacated the belt due to injury, opening the door for Silva (20-5-1) and Wang (10-1). Silva enters on an eight-fight UFC win streak that includes victories over former champions Rose Namajunas, Alexa Grasso and Jessica Andrade. Wang has won four straight, with her latest win coming over Tracy Cortez.

Also on the card, Payton Talbott meets former flyweight champion Deiveson Figueiredo in the co-main event, and Roberto Soldic makes his UFC debut against Khaos Williams.

The Sporting News breaks down everything you need to know to bet on the UFC 332 main card, including odds for each fight, the most popular betting markets and best bets. Plus, new users can bet $5 on UFC 332 and get $150 in Bonus Bets at DraftKings Sportsbook.

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You can bet on MMA in several ways, including popular bet types. Moneylines let users pick an outright winner and profit if their fighter wins. Total round betting lets bettors call their own shot on how many rounds a fight will last. Prop betting offers niche markets that any MMA bettor could want.

3. Research

Successful MMA betting requires analyzing fighter statistics like strikes and takedowns, recent form, style matchups, and training camps to identify value in the odds. Key factors include researching a fighter’s opponent quality, whether long layoffs matter, and overinflated lines.

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Pick the fighter you want to win, or the method of victory you want them to win by, and enjoy the fights.

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UFC 332 odds and best bets

The following odds are all courtesy of bet365 Sportsbook.

Natalia Silva vs. Wang Cong (Women’s Flyweight title)

Silva vs. Wang prediction and best bet

Neither fighter has been in a five-round UFC fight, so this is new territory for both. Silva lands 4.81 significant strikes per minute and absorbs only 2.36, and she averages 0.43 takedowns landed per 15 minutes. Wang lands 6.82 significant strikes per minute with 58% accuracy and averages 0.62 takedowns landed per 15 minutes.

Silva’s last five wins all came by unanimous decision, and so did Wang’s last four. Silva also stops 90% of the takedowns attempted against her, which should keep this fight standing.

Wang has real power. She owns the second-fastest knockout in the division’s history (1:02), and one clean shot could end this early. But Silva’s footwork and kicks should make it hard for Wang to get set, and she has other paths to victory if needed, with seven career submission wins. The better price is on the scorecards, where Silva pays +110, and the fight reaching the fifth round is the more likely outcome than an early finish.

Deiveson Figueiredo vs. Payton Talbott (Bantamweight)

Figueiredo vs. Talbott prediction and best bet

Talbott (11-1) is coming off a decision win over former two-division champion Henry Cejudo, with all three judges scoring it 30-27. He lands 6.62 significant strikes per minute at 56% accuracy, and he owns the third-fastest knockout in bantamweight history (19 seconds). Figueiredo (25-7-1) lands 2.57 significant strikes per minute at 53% accuracy.

Figueiredo is the better grappler, averaging 1.61 takedowns landed and 1.2 submission attempts per three rounds. The former two-time flyweight champion has nine knockouts, nine submissions, and 11 first-round finishes. But he’s 38 years old and has lost four of his last five fights, falling to Petr Yan, Cory Sandhagen, Umar Nurmagomedov and Song Yadong.

Talbott is a massive favorite, and -750 on the moneyline is too steep to touch. The total is a better spot. Talbott could win on the scorecards again as he did against Cejudo, which is the main risk. But with his speed and precision against a fighter on a skid, a finish inside two rounds at -125 is the play.

King Green vs. Esteban Ribovics (Lightweight)

Green vs. Ribovics prediction and best bet

Green (36-17-1) is 40 years old and riding a four-fight winning streak. He lands 6.49 significant strikes per minute at 53% accuracy and absorbs 3.63, and he averages 1.32 takedowns landed per 15 minutes. Ribovics (16-3) lands 7.43 significant strikes per minute at 43% accuracy, but he absorbs 5.74.

Ribovics recently finished Edson Barboza, and he’s known for his aggression. That aggression also leaves him open to counters, and Green still has the head movement to make him pay. The two have also faced several of the same opponents, including Terrance McKinney, Nasrat Haqparast and Daniel Zellhuber, so there isn’t a clear reason for the gap in the odds.

Green is fighting for the fourth time this year, so it’s fair to worry that his age will catch up at some point. But this fight looks closer than the line suggests, and +200 is a good price on the underdog. If both fighters look to trade, it’s more likely a back-and-forth fight that reaches the third round, which makes the over at +105 worth a look too.

Roberto Soldic vs. Khaos Williams (Welterweight)

Soldic vs. Williams prediction and best bet

Soldic (21-4) makes his UFC debut after a run as a two-division KSW champion. The former welterweight and middleweight titleholder has a knockout win over Dricus du Plessis on his resume, and he’s a proven finisher on the feet. Williams (16-5) is ranked No. 39 at welterweight and will be the more experienced UFC fighter in the cage.

Soldic’s stint at ONE Championship didn’t go as smoothly, with a 1-1-1 record, and his last loss came by knockout, raising real questions about his chin. Williams can punch, and both men like to come forward.

That combination is why the first-round finish is attractive. If Soldic’s technique shows up, he should be able to pick Williams apart. If his chin is an issue, the fight could end quickly in the other direction. Either way, the under at -120 looks like the best play, and Soldic at -300 is too expensive on the moneyline. The risk is a longer fight if both men spend the first round feeling each other out.

Ateba Gautier vs. Roman Kopylov (Middleweight)

Gautier vs. Kopylov prediction and best bet

Gautier is a 24-year-old prospect with an 11-1 record and nine knockouts. He’s known for a patient, counter-striking approach and real power in his hands, and he has a six-inch reach advantage over Kopylov. Kopylov (15-5) has been ranked at 185 pounds before and brings volume and dynamic striking, especially with his kicks.

That’s where the matchup favors Gautier. When Kopylov throws kicks, Gautier’s overhand shots should find him. Kopylov is known for having a great chin, but he has never fought anyone with Gautier’s power.

This is the toughest test of Gautier’s career, and Andrey Pulyaev showed he can be taken the distance. Kopylov’s experience gives him a path to a close fight. Even so, Gautier’s power and reach should be the difference, and -210 is a fair price to get his hand raised.

UFC 332 prelims and full card

Main Card

• Natalia Silva vs. Wang Cong for the vacant UFC women’s flyweight title
• Deiveson Figueiredo vs. Payton Talbott; Bantamweights
• King Green vs. Esteban Ribovics; Lightweights
• Roberto Soldic vs. Khaos Williams; Welterweights
• Ateba Gautier vs. Roman Kopylov; Middleweights

Prelims

• Imanol Rodriguez vs. Alden Coria; Flyweights
• Damian Pinas vs. Andrey Pulyaev; Middleweights
• Marcus McGhee vs. Bernardo Sopaj; Bantamweights
• Anthony Wint vs. Lucas Armand; Heavyweights

Early Prelims

• Johnny Walker vs. Mick Parkin; Heavyweights
• Rafael dos Anjos vs. Alexander Hernandez; Lightweights
• Marvin Vettori vs. Ismail Naurdiev; Middleweights
• Court McGee vs. Eric Nolan; Welterweights
• Jacobe Smith vs. Bruce Whitehead; Welterweights