UFC 334: Hokit vs. Gane Live Scores (15 Nov, 2026)

UFC 334: Hokit vs. Gane Live Scores (15 Nov, 2026)
UFC 334 Heavyweight
SCHEDULED
Josh Hokit
Josh Hokit
10-0-0
USA USA
VS
Ciryl Gane
Ciryl Gane
14-2-0
France France
10-0-0
RECORD
14-2-0
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RANK
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28 yrs
AGE
36 yrs
USA
NATIONALITY
France
6' 1"
HEIGHT
6' 4"
231 lbs
WEIGHT
248 lbs
Orthodox
STANCE
Orthodox
73.5"
REACH
81"
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BIRTH PLACE
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Jackson-Wink MMA
GYM / TEAM
MMA Factory
Heavyweight
WEIGHT CLASS
Heavyweight
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FIGHTING STYLE
Striker
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NICKNAME
Bon Gamin
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ACCOLADES
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Josh Hokit full-body stance Ciryl Gane full-body stance
J. Hokit
FIGHT STATS
C. Gane
0/0
Sig. Strikes
0/0
0/0
Total Strikes
0/0
0/0
Takedowns
0/0
0:00
Control Time
0:00
0
Knockdowns
0
0
Submissions
0
0
Reversals
0
0/0
Head Strikes
0/0
0/0
Body Strikes
0/0
0/0
Leg Strikes
0/0
📅
Date
November 14, 2026
🥊
Event
UFC 334
⚖️
Weight Class
Heavyweight
📍
Venue
Madison Square Garden, New York, USA
📺
Broadcast
Paramount+
🎫
Card
Main Card
⏱️
Format
5 rounds

FAQs: Josh Hokit vs Ciryl Gane

How can I watch Josh Hokit vs. Ciryl Gane in the U.S.?

You can watch Hokit vs. Gane live on Paramount+ as the UFC 334 main event. The full card, including the prelims and early prelims, is also set to stream there; Paramount+ says no pay-per-view purchase is required, but a subscription is.

What time does UFC 334 start?

The main card begins Saturday, November 14, at 9 p.m. Eastern (8 p.m. Central). The prelims start at 7 p.m. Eastern and the early prelims at 5 p.m. Eastern, so the headlining fight is scheduled after the earlier bouts rather than at the start of the card.

Where is Hokit vs. Gane taking place?

UFC 334 is at Madison Square Garden in New York City. The arena is hosting the entire event, with the Hokit–Gane heavyweight title fight topping the card.

What is at stake in the Hokit–Gane fight?

It is a heavyweight title bout, with Ciryl Gane identified as champion and Josh Hokit as the contender. The championship stakes make this the main event of UFC 334, rather than a non-title heavyweight matchup.

What is the co-main event, and is another title on the line?

Kayla Harrison faces Amanda Nunes in a women’s bantamweight title fight. UFC announced that Harrison would make the first defense of her title against Nunes, a former two-division champion, giving the card two championship bouts.