Ciryl Gane seeks heavyweight immortality when he takes on the undefeated Josh Hokit in the UFC 334 main event, while the legendary Amanda Nunes officially returns to challenge Kayla Harrison. During Saturday’s UFC 331 broadcast, the top two fights for…

Two major title fights have been officially announced for UFC 334, which is scheduled to take place on November 14 at Madison Square Garden in New York. In the main event, newly promoted undisputed heavyweight champion Ciryl Gane will defend his title against the undefeated Josh Hokit. The co-main event features a bantamweight title fight between champion Kayla Harrison and the returning former champion Amanda Nunes.
Gane was elevated to undisputed champion after Tom Aspinall vacated the belt due to ongoing eye injuries. Hokit enters the bout with a perfect 10-0 record, including a recent knockout of Derrick Lewis. Meanwhile, Harrison will attempt her first title defense against Nunes, who is returning to competition after stepping away in 2023.
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