Natalia Silva was crowned the new UFC women's flyweight champion after beating China's Wang Cong by unanimous decision at UFC 332.
Key facts
- Natalia Silva won the UFC women's flyweight title.
- She defeated China's Wang Cong by unanimous decision.
- The bout took place at UFC 332.
- Silva was hailed as the 'new queen' of the division.
Natalia Silva has been crowned the new UFC women’s flyweight champion following a unanimous decision victory over China’s Wang Cong at UFC 332, according to the BBC.
The win, decided by all three judges in Silva’s favour, secures her the divisional title and marks a significant milestone in her career.
Silva’s opponent, Wang Cong of China, was unable to swing the judges’ scorecards her way over the course of the contest.
The result was described by the BBC as the arrival of a ‘new queen’ in the women’s flyweight division.
With the title now in her possession, Silva joins the ranks of the UFC’s champions, though further details of the fight and her next steps were not provided in the available reporting.
Why it matters
A title change in one of the UFC's marquee women's divisions reshapes the competitive landscape and sets up new storylines for future contenders. For fans of mixed martial arts, Silva's crowning signals a fresh chapter at the top of the flyweight ranks.
Frequently asked questions
Who won the UFC women's flyweight title?
Natalia Silva won the UFC women's flyweight title, according to the BBC.
How did Silva beat Wang Cong?
Silva defeated Wang Cong by unanimous decision at UFC 332.
Where did the fight take place?
The bout took place at UFC 332.