Eleven finishes and Johnny Walker at heavyweight: UFC 332's knockout reel
A card many fans had written off before fight night filled 21 minutes of highlights, and the comments are still arguing about who belongs where.
UFCStory of Why this story? The video opened at a pace of 916,939 views a day, 15 times a normal first day on this channel (60,674).
Every Knockout From UFC 332 | UFC Highlights
Eleven finishes, one reel. "Every Knockout From UFC 332" packs all of them into a little over 21 minutes, running from Nolan vs McGee at the top to Payton Talbott against Deiveson Figueiredo at the end. It passed 950,000 views in its first day, on a channel where a new highlight video usually opens somewhere near 60,000.
The most liked thread underneath is about expectations. Plenty of viewers say they thought this card would be a dud, and many now say the undercard outdid the night's headliner.
Johnny Walker gets more attention than anyone else on the list. He spent years as a light heavyweight, and here he stops Mick Parkin. Many commenters argue he should have been at heavyweight all along, and a few are already pairing him with Alex Pereira. Others pause on smaller moments: a last-second slip by Talbott in the middle of an exchange with Figueiredo, the former flyweight champion, and Roman Kopylov's finish of Gautier, which his supporters describe as an underdog win.
The night's title news traveled too. A short announcing Natalia Silva as the new champion ran well ahead of the channel's usual start, and so did a short built around a single head kick. Silva's own post-fight press conference followed close behind. For the UFC, the full reel of finishes was the clear first stop for people catching up on UFC 332.
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What viewers say
Everybody said this card would suck...but look at what these fighters did!
@ATACXGYMCAPOEIRASee it on YouTube21 mins of finishes is crazy damn
@wichothecreechoSee it on YouTube19:34 That last second dodge by Talbot mid punch was actually INSANE!! 😮 How tfff did he do that
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- Channel views, last 7 days
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- Channel views, pace per day
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- Video published
- October 4, 2026
- Video views so far
- 955,370 (less than a day online)
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The numbers
The full reel of finishes pulled in many times more views than a new UFC video usually does on its first day, and two shorts from the same night also ran well ahead.
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Deiveson Figueiredo first won the UFC flyweight title in 2020 by beating whom?
Figueiredo stopped Joseph Benavidez in July 2020 to claim the vacant UFC flyweight title.
