With only four UFC fights on his resume thus far, Josh Hokit is now just one more win away from becoming a champion when he faces Ciryl Gane in the UFC 334 main event, with the heavyweight title going up…

Retired UFC welterweight Matt Brown stated on The Fighter vs. The Writer podcast that Alexander Volkov deserved a heavyweight title shot more than Josh Hokit. Despite noting that Volkov was more deserving, Brown defended Hokit's inclusion in the UFC 334 main event against Ciryl Gane, explaining that polarizing figures and promotional antics remain an essential part of the combat sports ecosystem.
Hokit earned his title opportunity after just four UFC fights, driven by three finishes and controversial public behavior. Brown cautioned that while Hokit's provocative trash talk successfully captures fan attention, the heavyweight contender must avoid crossing the line and alienating audiences as his profile grows.
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