A pair of title fights will hit the Mecca in New York City on Saturday, as UFC 334 descends upon Madison Square Garden. At the top of the bill, the heavyweight title will be put on the line by Ciryl Gane as he defends his title against Josh Hokit. Gane defended the interim belt in July against Alex Pereira, but UFC 334 is his first fight as undisputed champion after Tom Aspinall vacated the belt in September.
Though Gane's opportunity to hold the heavyweight title began in controversial fashion, with an eye poke of Aspinall putting the then-champion out of action, he took his chance in decisive fashion as he stopped Pereira in the second round of the interim title fight. Now, the heavy hitting Frenchman will make his title defense as a considerable -210 favourite on Saturday night.
At 11-2-1 in the UFC, Gane's record is made even more impressive in the context of the pair of losses, coming at the hands of heavyweight titans Jon Jones and Francis Ngannou. Another war awaits him at UFC 334, with the total rounds set at 3.5 and shaded to the Under (-150, Over +120).
Gane's opponent, Hokit, will put his undefeated record on the line as a +160 underdog. It's been a rapid start to his five-fight UFC career, with only one fight getting beyond the second round. He was last seen finishing a visibly out of shape Derrick Lewis at UFC Freedom 250, positioning himself for a title shot to usher in Gane's tenure as heavyweight champion.
Leading into the heavyweight championship bout is the women's bantamweight championship between Kayla Harrison, who will defend her belt, against the legendary and two-time bantamweight champion Amanda Nunes.
Harrison, a two-time Olympic gold medalist in Judo, will make her first defense of the bantamweight title after she won it at UFC 316 last June. The dominant start to her UFC career sees her enter as a -200 favourite and expected to end the fight quickly, with the total rounds set at 3.5 and shaded to the Under (-140, Over +110).
In Nunes' return to the UFC, after over three years away, sees her enter as a +150 underdog. Across a legendary career, she has gone 23-5 and was last seen defending the women's bantamweight title, which she later vacated after announcing her retirement. Now, she'll look to continue an illustrious career by winning the bantamweight title for a third time.
We don’t have to wait long to see what Nunes has left, and if Gane can take hold of the heavyweight division after a controversial start to his reign. UFC 334 is just around the corner.
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Odds as of November 10, 2026.