​Photo by Jeff Bottari/Zuffa LLC Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) is back in New York City later TONIGHT (Sat., Nov. 14, 2026), staging UFC 334 from inside Madison Square Garden live on Paramount+. Headlining the event will be a Heavyweight title fight as division champion, Ciryl Gane, defends his belt against surging star, Josh Hokit. In the co-main event, Kayla Harrison will defend her women’s Bantamweight crown against former division queenpin and 135-pound G.O.A.T., Amanda Nunes.What’s Hot: UFC 334 CHEAT SHEETWhat UFC event is on tonight?UFC 334: “Gane vs. Hokit”Who is fighting tonight at UFC 334? Ciryl Gane vs. Josh Hokit Heavyweight title fight is the five-round main event.What time does UFC 334? TONIGHT (Sat., Nov. 14, 2026), beginning at 5 p.m. ET on Paramount+.Where will UFC 334 take place? Madison Square Garden in New York City.How can I watch UFC 334? The Paramount+ “Prelims” matches online are scheduled to begin at 5 p.m. ET on Paramount+, before the main card start time at 7 p.m. ET (also on Paramount+).How do I bet on UFC 334? Checkout the latest lines right here.Where can I get live UFC 334 updates and results? Get full UFC 334 play-by-play updates and live coverage here!Two months after he was elevated to undisputed Heavyweight champion (sorry, Alex!), Gane will defend his belt for the first time on the biggest stage of them all. Gane won the interim title by knocking out Alex Periera on the White House Lawn (highlights), and since Tom Aspinall is nowhere to be seen (pun intended), UFC officials made the right move to give the full tag to “Bon Gamin.” This will be Gane’s sixth UFC title fight, holding record of 2-2-1 in those contests thus far. The hulking Frenchman has been locked inside the cage against the best of the best, including Jon Jones, Derrick Lewis and the aforementioned Pereira and Aspinall; therefore, there isn’t going to be too much that Hokit can throw at him that he hasn’t seen before. To that end, what makes Hokit dangerous is that he’s a wild card, unorthodox and constantly moves forward. Gane better not take him lightly or he could find himself on the wrong end of a significant upset. Gane holds the size and striking advantages, so if it stays standing, he has the good chance of holding onto his strap. We haven’t seen much ground game from either man, so that could be a deciding factor should it go there.Hokit has making crazy headlines over the past year … for all of the wrong reasons. To be clear, he has not gotten into any trouble with the law, pre-fight brawls or anything like that; on the contrary, it’s his mouth that has gotten him on people’s bad side. He stepped up to fill the void left behind by Chael Sonnen, Conor McGregor and Colby Covington as the trash-talking villain who likes to insult anyone, man or woman, regardless if he’s fighting them in the cage or not. He plays the persona of having a split-personality at times, and has now turned to freestyle rapping