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UFC 334 -- Ciryl Gane vs. Josh Hokit: Fight Card, Date, Rumors, Odds, Complete Guide

Gane retained his championship by outlanding his opponent 298-243, with the pair setting a new UFC heavyweight record of 541 combined strikes, according to official data.

  • On Saturday, UFC heavyweight champion Ciryl Gane defends his title against challenger Josh Hokit at Madison Square Garden in New York for UFC 334.
  • Former NFL player Hokit has remained unbeaten since his 2023 MMA debut, winning all 10 of his professional fights and securing a title shot in just one year.
  • UFC president Dana White described Hokit's past comments regarding former First Lady Michelle Obama in June as "gross", "moronic", and "inappropriate".
  • Co-Headlining the event, Kayla Harrison challenges Amanda Nunes for the women's bantamweight title in one of the most significant fights in combat sports history.
  • The heavyweight division is stabilizing after years of turbulence caused by injuries and retirements. Fans can watch UFC 334 on Paramount+ starting at $8.99 monthly.
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Nicknamed the "Bon Gamin", Ciryl Gane cultivates calm and humility. Faced with the American Josh Hokit, the Frenchman is about to take up a new challenge in the mythical setting of the Madison Square Garden.

Ciryl Gane will put his UFC heavyweight belt back into play for the first time against Josh Hokit at Madison Square Garden in New York, on the night of Saturday to Sunday. Now officially champion, the Frenchman remains contested. Not dominant enough, cheating, lucky... how can the French silence the critics?

·Issy-les-Moulineaux, France
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Ciryl Gane, the defending world champion, is going to face Josh Hokit, a newcomer to this combat sport, and he wants to do something about it.

·Rennes, France
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Josh Hokit is uncouth and prone to popping off at the wrong time. He might be the next UFC champ

NEW YORK (AP) — Josh Hokit might have a second career as a vulgar comic who leans on off-color, crude remarks to provoke shock and laughter.

·Winnipeg, Canada
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