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Payton Talbott stops Deiveson Figueiredo in 2:09 at UFC 332 and calls out Sean O’Malley

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Payton Talbott needed only 2:09. On Saturday in Salt Lake City, in the UFC 332 co-main event, the American stopped Deiveson Figueiredo by TKO in round 1 after dropping him in the opening seconds. At 28, he now has a 2nd win in a row over a former UFC champion, after Henry Cejudo. On the microphone, he immediately called out Sean O’Malley.

Key takeaways

Payton Talbott, 2:09 of pressure

A knockdown right away

Talbott came forward from the bell, trading low kicks. Inside the opening 30 seconds, he dropped Figueiredo with a shot to the face.

No let-up

The Brazilian got back up, but Talbott kept the pressure on. He backed him against the cage and landed unanswered strikes.

The stoppage

The referee stopped the fight at 2:09 of round 1. Talbott said afterward he wished the fight had lasted longer.

Sean O'Malley in his sights

2 former champions in a row

Talbott beat Henry Cejudo on points in December 2025. With Figueiredo, a former 2-time flyweight champion, he has 2 straight wins over former UFC titleholders.

The callout

On the microphone, he said he had mopped the floor with 2 champions back to back and wanted another. He then named Sean O’Malley and told him he cannot run forever.

His only loss

Talbott’s record stands at 12-1, including 6-1 in the UFC. His lone defeat came against Raoni Barcelos.

Sean O'Malley, you can't run forever. Give the people what they want.

Deiveson Figueiredo, the slide continues

4 losses in 5 fights

At 38, the former flyweight champion falls to 25-8-1. He has lost 4 of his last 5 fights at bantamweight, including the last 3 against Umar Nurmagomedov, Song Yadong and Talbott.

Our preview

We had presented this fight as a possible passing of the torch between a veteran and a contender. It lasted a little over 2 minutes.

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