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Gane Defends Against Unbeaten Hokit as UFC 334 Streams Live on Paramount+ Saturday

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4 days ago

November 12, 2026

Kayla Harrison in the Octagon preparing to face Julianna Pena in the UFC women's bantamweight championship bout at UFC 316 in Newark, New Jersey

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Two title fights top the card at Madison Square Garden on Saturday night, as Ciryl Gane makes his first heavyweight title defense and Kayla Harrison puts the women’s bantamweight belt on the line against the returning Amanda Nunes, all streaming live on Paramount+.

Polymarket UFC® 334: Gane vs. Hokit Streaming Live on Paramount+ from Madison Square Garden This Saturday, November 14

Two World Championship Fights Top the Card as Ciryl Gane Makes His First Heavyweight Title Defense Against Unbeaten Josh Hokit, While Kayla Harrison Defends the Women’s Bantamweight Title Against Amanda Nunes

Early Prelims: 5 p.m. ET / 2 p.m. PT
Prelims: 7 p.m. ET / 4 p.m. PT
Main Card: 9 p.m. ET / 6 p.m. PT

This Saturday, November 14, Paramount+ will present Polymarket UFC® 334: Gane vs. Hokit live from Madison Square Garden in New York City. The 13-fight card is headlined by two UFC title fights and streams live on Paramount+. The early prelims kick off at 5 p.m. ET on Paramount+ and UFC Fight Pass, followed by the prelims at 7 p.m. ET and the main card at 9 p.m. ET airing exclusively on Paramount+, included with your subscription. Highlights for the event include:

– Main event: Newly crowned undisputed UFC heavyweight champion Ciryl Gane (14-2, 1 NC) makes his first title defense against No. 4-ranked contender Josh Hokit (10-0). A top heavyweight since debuting more than seven years ago, Gane holds wins over Alex Pereira, Serghei Spivac and Tai Tuivasa. Hokit, a Season 9 Dana White’s Contender Series signee, has been on the roster for just over a year and has climbed the rankings with wins over Derrick Lewis, Curtis Blaydes and Denzel Freeman. It is his first UFC main event and first title opportunity.
– Co-main event: Women’s bantamweight champion Kayla Harrison (19-1) defends her title against former champion Amanda Nunes (23-5). Harrison, a two-time Olympic judo gold medalist, has beaten Julianna Pena, Ketlen Vieira and Holly Holm. Nunes is the only woman to win UFC titles in two weight classes and defend them simultaneously. She holds more than 15 UFC records, including most knockouts in UFC women’s history (7) and the longest combined UFC title reign of all time (3,940 days).
– Main Card: No. 5-ranked middleweight Caio Borralho (18-2, 1 NC) vs. Yousri Belgaroui (11-3); No. 11-ranked welterweight Uros Medic (14-3) vs. No. 15-ranked Kevin Holland (29-15, 1 NC) and undefeated flyweight Bilal Hasan (10-0, 1 NC) vs. Luis Gurule (11-4).
– Prelims: welterweights Stephen Thompson (17-9-1) vs. Charles Radtke (12-5); lightweights Drew Dober (29-15, 1 NC) vs. Chris Duncan (15-3); lightweight Jim Miller (39-19), making his 48th UFC appearance, vs. Terrance McKinney (18-9) and middleweights Donte Johnson (9-0) vs. Cesar Almeida (7-3).
– Early Prelims: lightweight Jared Gordon (21-9) vs. No. 15-ranked featherweight Melquizael Costa (26-7); No. 10-ranked women’s bantamweight Macy Chiasson (11-6) vs. undefeated No. 11-ranked Bia Mesquita (8-0); bantamweights Alatengheili (18-10-2) vs. Juan Diaz (16-1-1) and lightweights Evan Elder (10-2) vs. Samuel Sanches (1-0).
– A complete fight card can be found at UFC.com. All bouts live and subject to change.

About UFC®: UFC® is the world’s premier mixed martial arts (MMA) organization, with more than 700 million fans and approximately 370 million social media followers. The organization produces more than 40 live events annually in some of the most prestigious arenas around the world while distributing programming to an estimated 1 billion broadcast and digital households across 210 countries and territories. UFC’s athlete roster features the world’s best MMA athletes representing more than 75 countries. The organization’s digital offerings include UFC FIGHT PASS®, one of the world’s leading streaming services for combat sports. UFC is part of TKO Group Holdings (NYSE: TKO) and is headquartered in Las Vegas, Nevada. For more information, visit UFC.com and follow UFC at Facebook.com/UFC and @UFC on X, Snapchat, Instagram, and TikTok.

Caio Borralho Grapples His Way Past Yousri Belgaroui in a Clean Sweep at UFC 334

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13 hours ago

November 15, 2026

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Caio Borralho punches Yousri Belgaroui during their middleweight fight at UFC 334 at Madison Square Garden

Caio Borralho took the kickboxer’s space away and never gave it back. The Brazilian middleweight shut out former GLORY kickboxing title contender Yousri Belgaroui at UFC 334 on Saturday night, winning a unanimous decision with three identical 30-27 scorecards in the final non-title fight of the main card at Madison Square Garden.

Borralho set the pattern in the first round. After Belgaroui landed an early body kick, Borralho charged in behind punches, dragged him down against the fence and jumped on his back, locking in a body triangle and attacking a neck crank. Belgaroui survived the crank and a later guillotine, but he spent the round defending from underneath.

The second round followed the same script. Belgaroui found moments with knees up the middle, but Borralho kept closing the distance, dragging him to the mat and pinning him in side control against the fence, landing elbows before the horn. In the third, Belgaroui landed his best shots of the fight, including a hard knee to the head, but Borralho answered with a right hand and sealed the round, and the fight, with one more takedown in the final minute.

Borralho’s five takedowns were a career best, and the grappling-heavy performance keeps him stationed in the top five at middleweight at 19-2. Afterward, he said he was done calling out former champion Dricus Du Plessis and instead lobbied for a rematch with Nassourdine Imavov, who handed him a decision loss in September 2025. He has now won back-to-back fights since that defeat.

Belgaroui falls to 11-4 and takes his first loss inside the Octagon, snapping a six-fight winning streak.

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Gane Defends Against Unbeaten Hokit as UFC 334 Streams Live on Paramount+ Saturday