
One of the most anticipated events of the year is finally here. UFC’s annual trip to New York always delivers on action and excitement, and UFC 334 should be no different on Saturday night at Madison Square Garden. In the main event, Ciryl Gane is set to make his first defense of the heavyweight title against Josh Hokit.
Gane took an unusual path to becoming the undisputed champion. The Frenchman failed in bids for the full title against Jon Jones and Francis Ngannou early in his career, but had success in interim title bouts against Derrick Lewis and then Alex Pereira this summer. Gane was then elevated from interim to full champion after Tom Aspinall vacated due to lingering eye injuries he suffered against Gane in October 2025.
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Hokit, meanwhile, is looking to cap off one of the fastest rises to champion in UFC history. After making his promotional debut just over a year to the date of Saturday’s bout, Hokit looks to complete a 5-0 run to the title after big wins over Curtis Blaydes in a Fight of the Year contender and Lewis at the White House.Â
The fight many can’t wait to see on Saturday is the co-main event where women’s bantamweight champion Kayla Harrison takes on the greatest woman of all time in Amanda Nunes. The fight was originally set for January until Harrison suffered a devastating neck injury that required immediate surgery. Now, the two look to settle their differences as rivals after sharing a gym when Harrison first broke into the sport.Â
Other notable fights on Saturday include middleweight Caio Borralho looking to make a statement against fast rising contender Yousri Belgaroui, welterweight knockout artist Uros Medic taking on veteran Kevin Holland and flyweight newcomer Bilal Hasan facing off against Luis Gurule. There’s also a retirement bout for Stephen “Wonderboy” Thompson as he leaves the sport following a 16-year MMA career.
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Below is the complete fight card for UFC 334 along with the latest odds. Check back all week long for the latest news, features, and other content around this massive event.
UFC 334 fight card, odds
(Odds via DraftKings as of Nov. 14)
- Ciryl Gane (c) -230 vs. Josh Hokit +190, heavyweight title
- Kayla Harrison (c) -166 vs. Amanda Nunes +140, women’s bantamweight title
- Caio Borralho -162 vs. Yousri Belgaroui +136, middleweights
- Uros Medic -155 vs. Kevin Holland +130, welterweights
- Bilal Hasan -1000 vs. Luis Gurule +650, flyweights
- Stephen Thompson -135 vs. Charles Radtke +114, welterweights
- Chris Duncan -185 vs. Drew Dober +154, lightweights
- Terrance McKinney -218 vs. Jim Miller +180, lightweights
- Donte Johnson -205 vs. Cesar Almeida +170, middleweights
- Melquizael Costa -380 vs. Jared Gordon +300, lightweights
- Bia Mesquita -258 vs. Macy Chiasson +210 women’s bantamweights
- Juan Diaz -470 vs. Heili Alateng +360, bantamweights
- Evan Elder def. Samuel Sanches via unanimous decision (30-26, 30-26, 30-26)
UFC 334 info
- Date:Â Nov. 14
- Location:Â Madison Square Garden — New York City
- Start time: 9 p.m. ET (Main card)Â
- How to watch:Â Paramount+Â (subscribe now for as low as $8.99 per month)
UFC 334 countdown
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