Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) is live TONIGHT (Sat., Nov. 14, 2026)with UFC 334, taking place inside the famous Madison Square Garden in New York City, NY, streaming exclusively live on Paramount+. UFC 334’s main event is a big one: Ciryl Gane vs. Josh Hokit is the featured attraction for UFC’s Heavyweight crown. The co-main is a big deal, too, with Kayla Harrison vs. Amanda Nunes for UFC’s women’s Bantamweight belt.
The Josh Hokit experiment reaches its zenith tonight (heaven help us all) with his chance to take UFC’s most valuable title from Ciryl Gane. Hokit is only 4-0 in UFC, but his wild brawl with Curtis Blaydes coupled with his demolition of Derrick Lewis on the White House lawn have landed him in MSG. The lack of depth at Heavyweight (and fresh match-ups), along with Hokit’s odious persona, have also contributed to this moment.
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Gane won the interim title after drubbing Alex Pereira at UFC White House. That title became legit when Tom Aspinall vacated his belt because of long-standing eye issue caused by Gane (knuckle deep!). Gane will attempt to defend a UFC belt for the first time in his career here and prove he’s a deserving champ (and not just a dirty fighter).
There’s history on the line in the co-main event with Amanda Nunes trying to replicate Georges St-Pierre, in stepping away from the sport at their peak and then returning a few years later and proving they are still the gold standard. Her American Top Team teammate, Kayla Harrison, will try and stop that. Harrison will be trying to show that, despite her lack of exposure in UFC, she deserves to be in the G.W.O.A.T. conversation.
The featured ‘Prelim’ is the retirement fight of Stephen Thompson. Wonderboy draws Charles Radtke for his swansong. The Late ‘Prelims’ also have Drew Dober vs. Chris Duncan, Jim Miller vs. Terrance McKinney and Donte Johnson vs. Cesar Almeida.
The Early ‘Prelims’ have some bangers, too. They include Melquizael Costa vs. Jared Gordon, Bia Mesquita vs. Macy Chiasson, Juan Diaz vs. Alatengheili and Evan Elder vs. Samuel Sanches.
It’s standard operating procedure tonight. Here’s when the various portions of the latest numbered event goes live:
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UFC 334‘s Early “Prelims” will begin at 5 p.m. ET.
UFC 334‘s Late “Prelims” are scheduled to start at 7 p.m. ET.
135 lbs.: Juan Diaz def. Alatengheili by unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27)
155 lbs.: Evan Elder def. Samuel Sanches by unanimous decision (30-26, 30-26, 30-26)
Round 1: Nunes throws some one-twos, but doesn’t land then cleanly. She lands a front kick. She grows in confidence and she keeps throwing combos. She tags Harrison and Harrison is desperate to clinch. Nunes hurts her again. Harrison goes for a takedown, but can’t get it. She comes up and backs away looking shell shocked. Harrison is desperate for a takedown, she can’t get it. Harrison ducks under a punch and gets a single leg takedown. Nunes rolls and gets up. Harrison hits a judo throw and pins Nunes’ arm, she lands punches from the top and Nunes has no way to defend them. These aren’t damaging shots, but Nunes is stuck. Harrison tries to lock up a full crucifix. Nunes survives the round. Very tough to score.
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10-9 Harrison
Round 2:
Round 1: Borralho lands a one-two. Belgaroui lands a big body kick. He misses the next two, badly. Borralho steams in and gets on the hips. He pushes Belgaroui to the fence and then drags him down. Belgaroui climbs to the fence and Borralho jumps on his back and manages to get a body triangle. Borralho lands a punch and then goes for a neck crank. Belgaroui survives that, but he’s now on the ground with Borralho on his back and a lot of time on the clock. Belgaroui gets half guard, but Borralho goes for a guillotine. Borralho lands a few knees to the head as Belgaroui tries to get up. Belgaroui gets out the choke and stands. Belgaroui lands a good body kick and a blocked head kick.
10-9 Borralho
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Round 2: Belgaroui lands two heavy body kicks. He lands a knee as Borralho shoots. Borralho pushes him to the fence. Belgaroui gets free. Borralho lands a good right hand that stuns Belgaroui. He then shoots, but Belgaroui manages to stay up. Borralho gets the body lock and eventually gets him down, but he can’t hold him there. Belgaroui is too big and strong. Borralho lands a nice combo. Borralho manages to drag Belgaroui down by the fence and get side control.
20-18 Borralho
Round 3: Borralho gets a double leg takedown by the fence. Belgaroui works to his feet, but Borralho is still on him. Belgaroui goes for a guillotine and Borralho bursts out of there. Belgaroui lands a big knee to the body, both guys are very tired right now. Belgaroui brings the knee upstairs. Barralho lands a big punch. Borralho lands another big double leg, with a minute left on the clock.
30-27 Borralho
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Official decision: Caio Borralho def. Yousri Belgaroui by unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27)
Round 1: Medic lands a punch of Holland’s shoulder and then goes for a high kick. He misses and hits the deck. He gets up quickly and Holland is talking to him. Holland throws up some front kicks. Medic comes in and cracks him with a left hook. Holland pumps his jab and flaps his gums again. Medic falls on another kick attempt. Holland lands an uppercut shortly after. Holland leans out the way of a Medic straight and then fires back, knocking Medic down. Medic gets up, but Holland throws him down and then jumps on his neck. He goes for a guillotine, but then switches it to a D’arce. He takes Medic down and there’s a minute left. Medic is able to gut it out, but Holland gets it again as Medic tries to stand. Medic is again holding on and is able to get out of it.
10-9 Holland
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Round 2: Holland catches a kick to the cup. Holland takes about a minute before saying he’s good to go. He’s smiling and talking to Medic. Not a lot of action here, just single shots and nothing landing hard. Medic gets close and throws a combo, but Holland is able to block most of it. Holland blocks a head kick. They get close and Medic lands another kick to the cup. This time Holland takes his sweet time. Marc Goddard deducts a point from Medic and we’re back on. Holland goes for a takedown, gets on Medic’s back, Medic rolls and somehow ends up standing again. Holland grabs him and puts him on the fence.
20-17 Holland
Round 3: Medic catches Holland with a short counter. Holland wraps him up, possibly to get some recovery time. Holland puts Medic on the fence. He uses some knees and shoulder strikes. Medic is finding Holland’s size really tough to deal with the in the clinch. Goddard breaks the clinch. They trade body kicks. Medic lands some nice shots again, but Holland is able to roll with them. Medic lands another good shot, a straight left. But Holland is able to slide back as it lands. Holland level changes right into a kick attempt and gets a shin right on his ear. He’s wobbled, but Medic is very hesitant. medic tries to get the finish, but there’s not enough time.
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29-27 Holland
Official decision: Kevin Holland vs. Uros Medic ends in a majority draw (29-27, 28-28, 28-28)
Round 1: Hasan flashes high kicks early on, his speed is incredible. Gurule stays contained and is patiently trying to walk him down. Gurule gets close and lands a punch, but Hasan pushes him off and gets him back to kicking range. Hasan whiffs on some spin kicks. He lands a front kick to the body. Gurule blocks a switch kick and then lands a right hook that drops Hasan! Hasan bounces up again and seems fine. Gurule landed the best shot, but Hasan controlled the rest of the round. I feel a little dirty doing it, but…
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10-9 Hasan
Round 2: Gurule gets close enough to clinch. Hasan lands some nice knees to the body. Gurule gets him to the fence and level changes. He can’t complete the takedown, though. Hasan gets back into space. Hasan lands a nice spinning kick to the body. Gurule has landed a few inside leg kicks. He’s looking for that right hook again, though. Gurule ducks down and gets a double leg takedown on the fence. Gurule lands some elbows from Hasan’s full guard.
19-19
Round 3: Gurule lands a short right and then transitions right to a takedown. Gurule is split open, somehow. Hasan caught him with a short elbow on the takedown. Gurule is in Hasan’s half guard. Gurule lands hammerfists, desperate to avoid a stand up. Gurule has Hasan stuck to the ground, with his shoulder pressure and also his toes in the fence (which the referee is totally blind to). Gurule is beating him up.
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29-28 Gurule
Official decision: Luis Gurule def. Bilal Hasan by split decision (28-29, 29-28, 29-28)
Stephen Thompson vs. Charles Radtke: Wonderboy gets his walk-off moment! Radtke seemed like he had a chance to out-wrestle Thompson in the first round. He got tired quickly, though. In the second round Thompson was able to get into a groove and started to chip away with solid single shots. He almost finished Radtke at the end of the second. In the third he put him away with a spinning heel kick, making maybe the best highlight of his career.
Official decision: Stephen Thompson def. Charles Radtke by KO (spinning hook kick), round 3 (2:54)
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Drew Dober vs. Chris Duncan: Duncan kept Dober at leg’s length for the first two rounds with constant head and body kicks. Dober blocked most, but they succeeded in preventing Dober from blitzing forwards and starting a war. In the third round Duncan slowed down and Dober tried to get a finish, but after hurting Duncan late he gave up a takedown and Duncan was able to ride out the fight in top position.
Official decision: Chris Duncan def. Drew Dober by unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27. 29-28)
Jim Miller vs. Terrance McKinney: McKinney got to work quickly, of course. He hurt Miller with his jab, ripped a kick to the body and then landed a flush left on the chin that put Miller down. McKinney pounced with ground and pound for the win. Miller was able to tag McKinney with some counters, but he didn’t have the power to stop McKinney doing what he does best.
Official decision: Terrance McKinney def. Jim Miller by KO (punches), round 1 (1:53)
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Cesar Almeida vs. Donte Johnson: Johnson was very aggressive in this fight, winging punches at Almeida. They mostly found his shoulders and forearms, though. After blocking all that, Almeida landed right on the button, with a perfect straight punch, and dropped Johnson. Johnson survived the follow ups and got back to his feet. Johnson tried to fight fire with fire, but Almeida was able to sting Johnson again and again until the ref had seen enough.
Official decision: Cesar Almeida def. Donte Johnson by TKO (punches), round 1 (3:20)
Melquizael Costa vs. Jared Gordon: Costa lit up Gordon with kicks from all directions in the first. In the second he ended up on the bottom and then threatened Gordon with a deep triangle attempt. Gordon survived and Costa seemed to gas out from the effort. Still, Costa did enough to survive and bank the decision victory.
Official decision: Melquizael Costa def. Jared Gordon by unanimous decision (29-28, 29-28, 29-28)
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Bia Mesquita vs. Macy Chiasson: Total domination from Mesquita. She got a body lock takedown and then toyed with Chiasson on the ground. She hurt her with ground and pound, flattened her out and then put the rear naked choke in for yet another submission win. Look out Kayla/Amanda.
Official decision: Bia Mesquita def. Macy Chiasson by submission (rear naked choke), round 1 (3:22)
Juan Diaz vs. Alatengheili: Diaz had so much success boxing with Alatengheili that he didn’t need to use his grappling. He just kept clubbing the Alatengheili with two shot combos, landing quick and slipping out before he get receive any payback. He basically tripled up Alatengheili on sig. strikes. The only thing that cost him a finish was how tough Alatengheili proved to be.
Official decision: Juan Diaz def. Alatengheili by unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27)
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Evan Elder vs. Samuel Sanches: Elder hurt Sanches early in the fight and also showed off a superior ground game. The youngster Sanches showed some nice striking in return, though. He wobbled Elder and also caused a massive cut. For all the good things Sanches did, though, Elder did more — in each round. Sanches was also deducted a point for fence grabbing.
Official decision: Evan Elder def. Samuel Sanches by unanimous decision (30-26, 30-26, 30-26)