UFC 332: Johnny Walker vs. Mick Parkin (Heavyweight, Early Prelims)

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Our position · YES49¢ → 0¢

Signal endedOct 3

Forecast updated

Mick Parkin brings natural heavyweight size and durable volume against an inconsistent Johnny Walker, so a Mick Parkin victory is favored.

Mick Parkin enters the matchup as an established heavyweight with a ten-and-one record and a proven track record of sustaining a high striking rate and working takedowns across full fifteen-minute bouts. At official weigh-ins, Parkin stepped onto the scales at 265 pounds, giving him a substantial size and strength advantage over Walker, who weighed 242 pounds for his divisional debut. Walker's recent history at light heavyweight revealed persistent vulnerabilities, suffering multiple knockout losses and winning only one of his last five outings. While Walker remains a potent finishing threat early in the fight due to his explosive athleticism and dangerous combinations, Parkin's sound boxing fundamentals, chin, and grappling edge make him the more consistent fighter over the duration of the contest.

Points to YES

Parkin holds a significant weight and natural size advantage inside the Octagon.
Official weigh-in figures recorded Parkin at 265 pounds compared to 242 pounds for Walker.
Walker has struggled with durability and consistency in recent UFC appearances.
Walker held a record of one win, three losses, and one no contest over his previous five fights prior to UFC 332.
Parkin maintains superior pace, output, and takedown volume at heavyweight.
Parkin averaged 4.70 significant strikes landed per minute and 1.38 takedowns per 15 minutes in the UFC.

Points to NO

Walker possesses explosive finishing power capable of ending the fight in the opening round.
Walker secured a second-round technical knockout victory over Zhang Mingyang in August 2025.

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