MMA legend Rashad Evans has given his thoughts on the big test that he believes awaits Ciryl Gane in the UFC 334 main event.

Former UFC champion Rashad Evans believes heavyweight titleholder Ciryl Gane faces a major challenge in his upcoming UFC 334 main event title defense against Josh Hokit at Madison Square Garden. Speaking to MMA Junkie, Evans highlighted that the bout represents a critical opportunity for Gane to prove he can effectively handle a high-pressure, elite wrestler.
Evans noted that doubts about Gane's wrestling and ground defense arose following his past loss to Jon Jones. While acknowledging that Gane has been forced to learn on the job during his UFC tenure, Evans emphasized that the Frenchman must demonstrate his technical progression against Hokit's grappling strengths.
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