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A heavyweight main event caps off a huge 13-fight card at the World’s Most Famous Arena on Saturday night.
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event → cap → night
UFC 334 heads to the Big Apple, where reigning heavyweight champion Ciryl Gane (14-2, 1 NC) will defend his title against Josh Hokit (10-0) for the first time at Madison Square Garden.
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Gane → head → Garden
The co-main features a massive bantamweight clash as Hall of Famer Amanda Nunes (23-5) returns to the Octagon after a three-year layoff to face reigning division champion and former training partner Kayla Harrison (19-1).
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Nunes → feature → Harrison
Action kicks off early, with the opening prelims at 5 p.m., followed by the prelims at 7 p.m., before the main card caps off the night at 9 p.m. ET.
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card → kick → ET
Fans can catch every segment of the card streaming live on Paramount+.
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Fans → catch → Paramount+
Hokit has vowed to throw everything and the kitchen sink at Gane as the former collegiate wrestler enters following a stoppage victory against Derrick Lewis at June’s UFC Freedom event.
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wrestler → vow → event
His rise has been rapid; after appearing on Dana White’s Contender Series last August, Hokit won his next four fights, including the win vs. Lewis, followed by two first-round stoppages and a unanimous decision against Curtis Blaydes.
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Hokit → appear → Blaydes
He has a clear roadmap, with strong takedown ability and an average of 9.29 strikes landed per minute, but how well he can withstand shots from a seasoned veteran like Gane remains to be seen.
Gane has won three of his last four fights, including a second-round TKO win over Alex Pereira, also part of the White House card.
The Frenchman has a distinct advantage in both height (6-foot-4 vs. Hokit’s 6-foot-1), reach (81 inches vs. 73) and overall experience.
Solving the puzzle that is Pereira is no light feat, and given Hokit has never made it past the third round, I think a more polished Gane will lure him into the later rounds and drop the boom.
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Gane → land → boom
Prediction: Gane by KO/TKO (+145, FanDuel)
Kayla Harrison (-190) vs. Amanda Nunes (+150, DraftKings)
An absolute banger at 135 pounds.
These two know each other well, and this was supposed to happen in January, but Harrison suffered a neck injury in the days leading up to the bout.
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Harrison → know → bout
Nine months later, we have ourselves a title fight.
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we → have → fight
Nunes checks almost every box and has little to prove at this point in her career.
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Nunes → check → career
She enters as the stronger striker, with 13 knockouts on her resume, while Harrison’s judo background and takedown ability make her a threat.
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her → enter → resume
Although betting against Nunes is never recommended, Harrison has been the more active fighter, most recently earning a second-round submission win over Julianna Pena in June 2025.
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Harrison → bet → June
Ironically, Pena also handed Nunes a submission loss in 2021.
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Pena → hand → 2021
This one is a very close call; with both coming off layoffs, I expect a slow start in the early rounds, then the crowd to help amp things up.
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crowd → come → things
When the dust settles, lean on Harrison’s stronger ground game as the edge.
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dust → settle → edge
Prediction: Harrison to win by submission or decision (-150, DraftKings)
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UFC 334 full card picks
Caio Borralho vs. Yousri Belgaroui: Belgaroui to win and over 1.5 rounds (+165, DraftKings)
Uros Medic vs. Kevin Holland: Medic to win by KO/TKO (+104, Polymarket)
Bilal Hasan vs. Luis Gurule: Hasan to win by KO/TKO in Round 1 (+120, DraftKings)
Stephen Thompson vs. Charles Radtke: Thompson by points (+145, FanDuel)
Chris Duncan vs. Drew Dober: Dober by KO (+194, Novig)
Jim Miller vs. Terrance McKinney: McKinney to win by KO or submission use for parlays (-200, DraftKings)
Donte Johnson vs. César Almeida: Johnson to win (-174, FanDuel)
Melquizael Costa vs. Jared Gordon: Costa by KO/TKO (+130, DraftKings)
Beatriz Mesquita vs. Macy Chiasson: Mesquita by submission use for parlays (-110, FanDuel)
Samuel Sanches vs. Evan Elder: Sanches to win (-113, Polymarket)
Aletengheili vs. Juan Diaz: Diaz by decision (-185, DraftKings)
Mike Turay is a sports journalist and editor who closely follows the NBA, NFL, college sports and UFC.
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who → win → NBA
He has demonstrated expertise in both NBA and NFL player prop bets for nearly three years.
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He → demonstrate → years
Mike is also highly knowledgeable about the sportsbook offer landscape, frequently trying and reviewing the latest apps and sites.
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Mike → try → apps
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