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Fontana, S. (2026, November 15). Josh Hokit’s moronic antics say far more about him than his fighting ability. New York Post. https://nypost.com/2026/11/14/sports/josh-hokits-moronic-antics-say-far-more-about-him-than-his-fighting-ability/
Fontana, Scott. “Josh Hokit’s moronic antics say far more about him than his fighting ability.” New York Post, 15 Nov. 2026, https://nypost.com/2026/11/14/sports/josh-hokits-moronic-antics-say-far-more-about-him-than-his-fighting-ability/.
Fontana, Scott. “Josh Hokit’s moronic antics say far more about him than his fighting ability.” New York Post, November 15, 2026. https://nypost.com/2026/11/14/sports/josh-hokits-moronic-antics-say-far-more-about-him-than-his-fighting-ability/.
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Josh Hokit, a fighter in the UFC, made headlines on November 15, 2026, for his disruptive behavior during a press conference, overshadowing the typical routine of fighters walking to a small stage and answering questions from reporters. The event took place during a standard UFC fight week, which includes media day, press conferences, weigh-ins, and the main event. The incident occurred on the Thursday before the fight, where fighters usually gather for a press conference but are often more engaged in interviews with media on Wednesday. Hokit's antics were seen as drawing more attention to his behavior than his actual fighting skills, according to the New York Post.