UFC 332 Betting Tips and Picks

UFC 332 goes down this weekend and we provide you with our betting tips and picks.
In what is being dubbed the weakest UFC PLE/PPV event in history, UFC 332 finally hits our screens this Saturday.
In the main event, the vacant UFC flyweight title will be up for grabs when Wang Cong and Natalia Silva meet inside the octagon to throw down in a bid to walk away as champion.
The co-main event sees Deiveson Figueiredo face off with Payton Talbott. Elsewhere, there are plenty of exciting fights on the card, just maybe not ‘numbered card’ worthy.
UFC 332 Betting Tips and Picks
Natalia Silva via submission +1200
Natalia Silva is deservingly getting her shot at UFC gold after a run of 14 straight wins, of which eight have come in the UFC. Her game is well-rounded, with five wins via TKO/KO, seven via submission and seven via decision.
Although she’s predominantly a striker, she’ll likely look to grapple in this one. Cong, for her flaws, is a solid stand-up artist. With seven submissions on her record, the chances are there.
Cong’s lone career loss came via submission, which could give Silva an idea for her game plan.
Roberto Soldic via knockout -140
In one of the more eye-catching bouts on the card, former two-division KSW champion Roberto Soldic makes his debut against the man who lives up to his name - Khaos Williams.
Soldic will look to make an immediate impact in the UFC, having spent some of his best years in other promotions. He’ll want to do this in the only way he knows how: by knockout. He’s recorded 18 career knockouts, including one over former middleweight champion, Dricus du Plessis in 2018.
Williams absorbs 5.34 strikes per minute, which, against someone as powerful as Soldic, isn’t good. With that being said, he’s never been knocked out in 21 fights, so he clearly has a fantastic chin.
He’s never been hit by someone like Soldic, however.
Jacobe Smith via first-round knockout -210
Jacobe Smith is a prospect that is certainly going under the radar. At 12-0 with 10 finishes, he’s a real threat in the welterweight division, and his equaliser is his power.
During his short three-fight UFC tenure, he’s defeated Preston Parsons, Niko Price, and last time out finished the previously undefeated Josiah Harrell via first-round finish.
Taking on UFC newcomer Bruce Whitehead, Smith is an overwhelming favourite. Whilst Whitehead is a decent prospect at 8-2, Smith is on a different trajectory altogether.
Smith via first-round knockout - Back it.



