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In the co-main event, surging bantamweight contender Payton Talbott looks to continue his rise up the ranks as he faces former flyweight champ Deiveson Figueiredo.

Additionally, UFC 332 includes a lightweight contest between King Green and Esteban Ribovics, while former two-division KSW champion Roberto Soldic makes his octagon debut against knockout artist Khaos Williams.

The UFC 332 main card opens up in the middleweight division as Ateba Gautier faces his toughest test to date in Roman Kopylov.

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The highly-touted Contender Series prospect needed just 23 seconds to overwhelm and finish newcomer Lucas Armand in the opening round to score his second win inside the octagon.

As soon as the fighters were released from their corners, Wint and Armand were ready to throw down as the punches came quick to start the fight. It didn't take long, however, for Wint to push Armand against the cage and then the heavyweights were just trading bombs.

But Wint's power advantage was evident as he was just swinging hammers until Armand finally just wilted from the pressure and crumbled to the canvas.

The fight was stopped immediately with Wint moving to 2-0 in the octagon and 9-0 in his young career. Afterwards, he had a callout ready and Wint, who played in one NFL game with the Jets, is looking to capitalize on an opponent who just sparked Olympic gold medalist Gable Steveson in the UFC.

“It feels great,†Wint said about his win. “He was going to have to kill me. I don't waste no time. I really, really want to fight in 40 days.

“Sean Sharaf … I dare you to put it all on black again. I dare you to come take my ‘O.'â€â€

Sharaf, who is now 1-2 in the UFC, shocked the world on his own when he scored a brutal 12-second knockout over Steveson. Now he's become the target for other heavyweights including one of the top prospects in the division.

In his past appearances at 205 pounds, Walker showed flashes of star power, winning over fans with his incredible knockouts and larger-than-life personality. Walker officially made the move to heavyweight Saturday and he didn't disappoint, needing less than a round to score a hellacious knee knockout over Mick Parkin.

Afterwards, Walker boasted that the best is yet to come in his new weight class and that no one in the heavyweight division can fight like him. Fighters reaction on social media shared his enthusiasm.

Former UFC welterweight champion Belal Muhammad suggested that Alex Pereira could be next for Walker, writing, “I've seen enough, give me Walker vs. Poatan.†Longtime veteran Renato Moicano joined in, writing that the UFC should “give Johnny Walker the belt already!â€

Check out more social media reactions from the pros below.