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UFC 332 Prize Money Payouts Revealed for All Fighters After Making History on Silva vs Wang Card

Dana White had to write a few more checks than usual following UFC 332 on Saturday night.

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Dana White had to write a few more checks than usual following UFC 332 on Saturday night.

The show set a record for the most knockouts with 11. All but one of the nine preliminary fights ended by knockout or TKO. As a result, the $25,000 finish bonuses were in abundance.

Here's who got singled out for their individual showing:

Performance of the Night: Johnny Walker ($100,000)

Performance of the Night: Roman Kopylov ($100,000)

Performance of the Night: Damian Pinas ($100,000)

Performance of the Night: Imanol Rodriguez ($100,000)

These six fighters pocketed a finish bonus for their early stoppage:

The UFC 332 main event was one of the three bouts that went the distance. Natália Silva earned a unanimous decision (48-47, 48-47, 49-46) over Wang Cong to claim the women's flyweight championship vacated by Valentina Shevchenko.

For the most part, the fans who weren't in their seats for the opening bell risked missing something. Nine knockouts arrived in the first round.

Anthony Wint was responsible for the quickest outcome as he defeated Lucas Armand in just 23 seconds. He started laying in the haymakers as soon as the fight started, and Armand was totally overwhelmed.

Damian Pinas, who was awarded Performance of the Night, had the most emphatic knockout. With a little more than a minute gone in the first round, he floored Andrey Pulyaev with a right uppercut.

Pulyaev suffered a broken jaw from the blow.

The Fight Night card on Oct. 10, headlined by Brendan Allen and Christian Leroy Duncan, is the next event on the schedule. UFC 332 left a high bar to clear.

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Sunday, October 4, 2026

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