Criticized UFC 332 event not yet sold out as tickets still available on fight day for under $100

UFC 332 will feature Natalia Silva’s flyweight title fight against Wang Cong, as the two contenders battle for the right to succeed Valentina Shevchenko to the throne.

Some have called him the worst headliner in the history of the promotion’s numbered events, and slow ticket sales may have added fuel to that fire.

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UFC 332 Tickets Available for Just $80 Hours After Fight Night

Before Silva and Wang close out proceedings at the Delta Center, UFC 332 will be co-headlined by the returning Payton Talbott against former two-time flyweight champion Deiveson Figueiredo.

A number of other notable names will also be in action on the main card, including lightweight fan favorite King Green, former two-division KSW champion Roberto Soldic, and ‘Francis Ngannou’ middleweight Ateba Gautier.

But those names haven’t been enough so far to ensure a sellout for UFC 332.

Many tickets are still available for Saturday’s event in Salt Lake City, some of which are available for less than $100. On SeatGeek, fans can purchase fight day tickets for just $80.

In some more expensive areas, there are even entire rows of 18 seats left unsold.

Despite the critical opinion towards the UFC’s latest offering of numbered events, many fans on social media have suggested that tickets should be purchased at these prices.

“Worth it just for the Talbott fight.”

“Honestly, the card isn’t horrible, it just lacks star power. I think ringside is worth it.”

“Lowkey, it’s worth it, right? The card isn’t that bad, but no big names.”

“Less than $100 to watch King Green??”

“I wish I had this opportunity to pay PFL prices for a UFC numbered card…I’m jealous of everyone who’s close enough to go!

“Cheapest lower bowl seats I’ve seen since 2016-2020.”

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