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Ciryl Gane defends his heavyweight title against Josh Hokit, while Kayla Harrison looks to dethrone Amanda Nunes in the bantamweight division at a historic MSG card.
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Ciryl Gane defends his heavyweight title against Josh Hokit, while Kayla Harrison looks to dethrone Amanda Nunes in the bantamweight division at a historic MSG card.

UFC 334 is set to make history with two title fights at Madison Square Garden. Ciryl Gane will defend his heavyweight title against Josh Hokit, while Kayla Harrison looks to dethrone the legendary Amanda Nunes in the bantamweight division. An event not to be missed on November 14, 2025.

To remember:

  • Ciryl Gane defends his heavyweight title against Josh Hokit at UFC 334 at Madison Square Garden.
  • Kayla Harrison, the favorite, faces Amanda Nunes for the bantamweight title, a fight postponed due to injury.
  • Two favorites seeking confirmation: Gane aims to solidify his dominance, while Hokit looks to pull off the upset against an experienced champion.

A historic card at Madison Square Garden

The UFC 334 is shaping up to be one of the most anticipated events of the year, featuring two title fights at Madison Square Garden. On November 14, 2025, MMA fans worldwide will be glued to two explosive matchups. On one side, Ciryl Gane, the undisputed heavyweight champion, will defend his belt against Josh Hokit, an undefeated challenger determined to pull off the upset. On the other, Kayla Harrison, the bantamweight favorite, will attempt to topple the legend Amanda Nunes, a monumental task even for a fighter of her caliber.


Gane vs Hokit: A clash of styles and ambitions

For Ciryl Gane, this fight is an opportunity to confirm his dominance after inheriting the heavyweight title following Tom Aspinall's withdrawal. The Frenchman, a -235 favorite, arrives brimming with confidence after a convincing win at UFC Freedom 250. Opposite him, Josh Hokit, undefeated in his career and priced at +195, presents a major challenge. This duel promises a battle between Gane's refined technique and Hokit's raw power—a fight where every detail will matter.


Harrison vs Nunes: Boldness vs experience

In the bantamweight division, Kayla Harrison faces Amanda Nunes, an MMA legend who has dominated her weight class for years. Originally scheduled for 2025, this fight was postponed due to a neck injury suffered by Harrison. Now, the -210 favorite returns more determined than ever, aiming to dethrone an icon. Nunes, now the +175 underdog, will have to face a young, technical, and ruthless opponent. A showdown where boldness could very well triumph over experience.


An event not to be missed

With two title fights and massive stakes, UFC 334 is shaping up to be a must-see card. Whether it's to watch Gane confirm his supremacy or Harrison pull off the upset against Nunes, fans have plenty to get excited about. Recent results at UFC Freedom 250 have shown that both favorites are in top form, ready to throw down. Get ready for a historic night under the lights of Madison Square Garden!

UFC 334 promises to write a new chapter in MMA history with two title fights at Madison Square Garden. Between Gane's quest for dominance and Harrison's boldness against Nunes, fans have every reason to be thrilled. An event not to be missed on November 14, 2025.

Editor's Opinion
By Nakmen
Oh, damn, UFC 334 at MSG in 2025—this feels like the good old days, like a McDonald’s burger after an all-nighter watching old Khabib fights! Gane vs Hokit is basically a Batman vs Joker heavyweight rematch: on one side, the French gentleman with his precision jabs (and 200 kg of muscle), and on the other, Hokit, the charismatic villain trying to shove that jab down his throat. Spoiler: it’s gonna be beautiful, but Gane will probably win like a gentleman, pulling out an umbrella to shield himself from the strikes. And then there’s Harrison vs Nunes… Holy hell, it’s like Indiana Jones facing a T-Rex in Jurassic Park, but with more technique and fewer dinosaurs. Kayla’s got what it takes to shake the MSG to its foundations, but Amanda Nunes is like an old lion who smells like she’s turning into a couch—she’ll give it her all, but she knows her time is running out. If Harrison wins, it’ll be one of the greatest upsets in bantamweight history, like a little leprechaun beating Voldemort with a wooden spoon. Anyway, I’m hyped, but watch out for injuries—if Nunes gets hurt bad, it’ll make more noise than an OSS 117 getting trapped by a hunter in Africa. Alright, let’s meet up after to talk about it, with a glass of something that looks like dragon’s blood (or close enough).
Article written by SkimAI
Reviewed and completed by Nakmen

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