Silva won the belt, but Shevchenko still rules the division

Natália Silva won the women's flyweight title at UFC 332 in Salt Lake City, according to sports.yahoo.com. The outlet states the win was "not even remotely debatable," despite some shaky moments in the final round.

But the source says this wasn't a crowning. Silva outpointed the sixth-ranked fighter in the division in "arguably the least interesting fight of the night."

The reason it feels hollow is simple: Valentina Shevchenko is still the queen of the weight class. The UFC may have taken her belt and given it to Silva, but without the meaning behind it, that thing is just a heavy hunk of leather and metal.

The source does not confirm Silva's opponent's name or the fight's official scorecards. What is clear, per sports.yahoo.com, is that Silva did what she needed to do and capitalized on the opportunity.

But a belt without the fight that gives it weight isn't a title. It's a prop.

WHAT HAPPENED AT UFC 332

UFC 332 served up a night full of knockouts in Salt Lake City, per sports.yahoo.com. But the biggest prize of the evening came with a strange aftertaste: Silva won the women's flyweight title, yet the source says it didn't feel like a new champ was crowned.

The source does not specify the rounds or methods of finish for most fights. What the source does make clear is that the night belonged to the finishers.

Payton Talbott defeated former champ Deiveson Figueiredo, and according to the source, the moment he landed that first straight right hand, the fight felt basically over. Talbott was too sharp, too fast, and too dangerous at every range for the former champ.

The elders took a beating. Court McGee, 41, was knocked out in his retirement bout in front of his hometown fans. Rafael dos Anjos, also 41, lost his fight. King Green, 40, was stopped late in the first round after being dropped three times.