UFC 334 full fight card, start time, odds, how to watch Ciryl Gane vs. Josh Hokit on Saturday

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UFC 334 goes down this Saturday, Nov. 14, at Madison Square Garden in New York City, with heavyweight champion Ciryl Gane defending his title against the controversial Josh Hokit in the main event. The card also features the long-awaited women’s bantamweight championship showdown between Kayla Harrison and UFC Hall of Famer Amanda Nunes.

Gane (14-2, 1 NC) enters his first heavyweight title defense after capturing an interim belt with a knockout of Alex Pereira at UFC Freedom 250 in June. The French standout has previously felt short in two challenges for undisputed UFC gold — against Francis Ngannou and Jon Jones — but now returns to Madison Square Garden as the division’s reigning champion following Tom Aspinall’s vacating of the belt in Septembe r.

Hokit (10-0) has enjoyed a rapid rise through the UFC heavyweight rankings, earning his championship opportunity little more than a year after his promotional debut. The former NFL player most recently defeated Derrick Lewis at UFC Freedom 250, pushing his Octagon record to 4-0.

Follow along with Uncrowned all throughout Saturday’s event for UFC 334 live results, round-by-round updates, highlights, analysis and more.

When is UFC 334? Start time and how to watch

Like all UFC numbered events, UFC 334 will stream live in its entirety on Paramount+ in the United States, free for all subscribers.

Coverage begins with the early prelims at 5 p.m. ET, followed by the next set of prelims at 7 p.m. ET and the main card at 9 p.m. ET. There will be no CBS television simulcast.

What else is on UFC 334’s fight card?

The aforementioned UFC 334 co-main event features one of the most anticipated fights in women’s MMA history, as reigning bantamweight champion Kayla Harrison (19-1) returns from a nightmarish year-long injury layoff to defend her belt against a living legend who many consider to be the greatest women’s fighter of all time: Former two-division champion Amanda Nunes (23-5).

Harrison returns following neck surgery that forced the postponement of their originally scheduled January meeting at UFC 324. Nunes, meanwhile, makes her first appearance since retiring in June 2023.

Middleweight contender Caio Borralho (18-2, 1 NC) also returns against Yousri Belgaroui (11-3) on the main card, as do welterweights Uros Medic (14-3) and Kevin Holland (29-15, 1 NC). The preliminary card features a noteworthy bout as well, as former two-time welterweight title challenger Stephen Thompson faces Charles Radtke in what the 43-year-old has announced will be his final UFC fight. Thompson, a UFC veteran since 2012, recently told Uncrowned that fatherhood, accumulated injuries and the diminishing prospect of another title opportunity contributed to his decision to retire.

UFC 334 odds

Ciryl Gane enters UFC 334 as the -210 betting favorite over Josh Hokit (+160), while Kayla Harrison (-200) is favored against Amanda Nunes (+150) in the co-main event.