UFC 334 is headed to the bright lights of Madison Square Garden, and the promotion is bringing two massive title fights with it. Heavyweight champion Ciryl Gane will put his belt on the line against the surging Josh Hokit in…

UFC 334 is scheduled to take place at Madison Square Garden on November 14, featuring two major title fights. Heavyweight champion Ciryl Gane will defend his undisputed belt against Josh Hokit in the main event. The co-main event features bantamweight champion Kayla Harrison defending her title against Amanda Nunes.
The UFC officially announced the matchups during the UFC 331 broadcast. Gane became the undisputed champion after Tom Aspinall vacated the heavyweight belt. While many expected Gane to face Alex Pereira in a rematch, Hokit was selected as the challenger instead.
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