The UFC has finalized its broadcast lineup for one of its biggest October events. Several familiar voices will cover the action from Salt Lake City.The UFC 332 broadcast team includes Jon Anik, Joe Rogan and Daniel Cormier inside the commentary booth. Former champions Rashad Evans and Chris Weidman will also provide analysis during Saturday’s event.
Jon Anik, Joe Rogan and Daniel Cormier Lead Commentary
Jon Anik will handle play-by-play duties throughout the UFC 332 main card. Joe Rogan and Daniel Cormier will join him as color commentators.
The trio has worked together across numerous major UFC events. Cormier brings championship experience from two divisions, while Rogan remains one of the promotion’s longest-serving commentators.
Two Former UFC Champions Join Desk Analysis
Rashad Evans and Chris Weidman will provide analysis from the UFC 332 desk. Both former champions bring extensive experience from competing at the highest level.
Evans captured the UFC light heavyweight championship during his fighting career. Weidman became middleweight champion after ending Anderson Silva’s historic title reign in 2013.
Michael Chiesa Completes the Analyst Lineup
Michael Chiesa will join Evans and Weidman as another analyst for Saturday’s broadcast. The longtime UFC veteran has increasingly worked in broadcasting alongside his fighting career.
Kate Scott will host the desk and guide the studio coverage throughout the event. The group will handle analysis surrounding the major fights and developing stories.
Megan Olivi Returns as In-House Reporter
Megan Olivi will handle reporting duties from inside the Delta Center. She will provide interviews and updates surrounding the event.
Olivi has worked across the UFC’s biggest events for years. Her role gives the broadcast team another experienced presence away from the commentary booth.
UFC 332 Makes Broadcast History
UFC 332 will become the first full numbered UFC event simulcast on CBS and Paramount+. That makes Saturday’s event significant beyond the fights themselves.
The main card begins at 8 p.m. ET, while the prelims start at 6 p.m. ET. Early prelim action begins at 4 p.m. ET on Paramount+ and UFC Fight Pass.
Natalia Silva vs Wang Cong Headlines UFC 332
Natalia Silva 20-5-1 will face Wang Cong 10-1 for the vacant UFC women’s flyweight championship. Their title fight headlines the October 3 event at Delta Center.
Silva enters the contest riding a 14-fight winning streak. Wang earned the opportunity after building a four-fight UFC winning streak, including a victory over Tracy Cortez.
Valentina Shevchenko’s Absence Created the Title Fight
The UFC needed a new championship matchup after Valentina Shevchenko became unavailable. Her extended absence opened the door for Silva and Wang to compete for undisputed gold.
The promotion had previously planned a different direction for the division. Shevchenko’s withdrawal forced the UFC to create a replacement main event for UFC 332, eventually putting Silva and Wang at the top of the card.
Figueiredo vs Talbott Takes the Co-Main Event Spot
Former flyweight champion Deiveson Figueiredo will meet Payton Talbott in the bantamweight co-main event. The matchup pairs championship experience against one of the division’s rising contenders.
Figueiredo enters UFC 332 ranked No. 9 at bantamweight, while Talbott holds the No. 11 position. Their result could have an immediate impact on the division’s top 10.
UFC 332 Features Several Interesting Main Card Fights
King Green will meet Esteban Ribovics in another featured lightweight matchup. Roberto Soldic also makes his UFC debut against Khaos Williams.
Ateba Gautier faces Roman Kopylov to complete the five-fight main card. The full UFC 332 card also includes Johnny Walker’s heavyweight debut and Rafael dos Anjos’ return.
UFC Returns to Salt Lake City
UFC 332 takes place Saturday, October 3, at the Delta Center in Salt Lake City. It marks the promotion’s fifth event in the city.
The UFC last visited the venue for UFC 307 in October 2024. Alex Pereira defended his light heavyweight championship against Khalil Rountree Jr. in that event’s main attraction.
Final Thoughts
The UFC 332 broadcast team brings together several of the promotion’s most experienced voices. Anik, Rogan and Cormier will handle commentary during the championship main event.
Evans and Weidman add two former champions to the desk alongside Chiesa and Scott. The lineup also arrives for a historic broadcast as UFC 332 reaches both CBS and Paramount+.
FAQs
Who is on the UFC 332 broadcast team?
Jon Anik, Joe Rogan and Daniel Cormier will call the fights. Kate Scott, Rashad Evans, Chris Weidman and Michael Chiesa will work the analyst desk.
Is Joe Rogan commentating at UFC 332?
Yes. Rogan will join Jon Anik and Daniel Cormier inside the commentary booth.
Who are the former champions working UFC 332 analysis?
Former UFC champions Rashad Evans and Chris Weidman will provide desk analysis.
Who is reporting at UFC 332?
Megan Olivi will serve as the in-house reporter from the Delta Center.
When and where is UFC 332?
UFC 332 takes place on October 3, 2026, at the Delta Center in Salt Lake City, Utah.
