UFC 334 is officially scheduled for November 14 at Madison Square Garden in New York. The main event features Ciryl Gane making the first defense of his heavyweight title against Josh Hockute, while Kayla Harrison meets Amanda Nunes for the women's bantamweight championship in the co-main event. The card also includes Caio Borralho vs. Yousri Belgaroui, Urosh Medic vs. Kevin Holland, and Bilal Hassan vs. Luis Gurule, with additional bouts announced featuring Thompson vs. Radtke, Dober vs. Duncan, Miller vs. McKinney, Johnson vs. Susurkaev, and Mesquita vs. Chiasson.
UFC 334 is headed to Madison Square Garden on November 14, with the promotion officially scheduling a stacked card that features two championship bouts at the top of the bill.
Ciryl Gane will make the first defense of his UFC heavyweight title in the main event, taking on Josh Hockute. The co-main event is equally compelling, as Kayla Harrison steps in against Amanda Nunes with the women's bantamweight championship on the line.
Further down the card, fifth-ranked middleweight Caio Borralho puts his 18-2 record on display against Yousri Belgaroui. The 33-year-old Brazilian southpaw, who trains with The Fighting Nerds, is one of the division's more complete fighters, landing significant strikes at 56 percent accuracy while also averaging 1.28 takedowns per 15 minutes.
Kevin Holland, fighting out of Phalanx MMA Academy, faces Urosh Medic in another featured contest. The 33-year-old American stands six-foot-three with an 81-inch reach and carries a 29-15 record into the bout, landing 4.26 significant strikes per minute at 49 percent accuracy across his career.
Luis Gurule, nicknamed "Grim," meets Bilal Hassan in a lightweight matchup. The 32-year-old Factory X product holds an 11-3 record and generates an active 5.7 significant strikes per minute, though he stands just 165 centimeters tall with a 64-inch reach.
The card rounds out with Thompson vs. Radtke, Dober vs. Duncan, Miller vs. McKinney, Johnson vs. Susurkaev, and Mesquita vs. Chiasson.
Why it matters
- Gane's first title defense at MSG raises the stakes for the heavyweight division's immediate future
- Harrison vs. Nunes is a marquee women's bantamweight title fight at one of combat sport's most iconic venues
- Borralho's placement on the card at No. 5 in the middleweight rankings keeps him in contention conversation with a strong performance
- Holland returns in a high-profile slot that could reshape his positioning in a crowded welterweight or middleweight landscape
Saturday, November 14, 2026
