The card has been much maligned since it was announced, but this weekend’s UFC 332 will crown just the third UFC women’s flyweight champion not named Valentina Shevchenko. Nicco Montano was the inaugural women’s 125lb champ, winning the title at…

The official weigh-ins for UFC 332 took place on Friday in Salt Lake City, Utah, ahead of the vacant women's flyweight championship bout. Headliners Natália Silva weighed in at 125 pounds and Wang Cong stepped on the scale at 124.5 pounds, successfully making weight for their title clash.
The vacant championship bout comes after Valentina Shevchenko relinquished the belt because of an injury. Across the rest of the fight card, lightweight Esteban Ribovics was the only competitor to miss weight, coming in at 156.5 pounds for his bout against King Green.
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