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Nicholson, B. (2026, November 13). UFC 334 odds: Main card betting odds and fight previews. Evening Standard. https://www.standard.co.uk/sport/betting/ufc-334-odds-b1304634.html

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Evening Standard · collected 2026-11-13 · by Bryan Nicholson

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The article provides betting odds and fight previews for UFC 334, focusing on the main event and co-main event. Ciryl Gane and Josh Hokit will compete for the heavyweight title, with Gane favored but Hokit presenting a significant challenge due to his momentum and knockout power. In the co-main event, Kayla Harrison faces Amanda Nunes for the women’s bantamweight title, with the odds suggesting an early finish due to both fighters' long layoffs and injury histories. The article also mentions other matchups, including a middleweight bout between Caio Borralho and Yousri Belgaroui, and a fight between Kevin Holland and Uros Medic.
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At UFC 334 on November 14, 2026, at Madison Square Garden, Kayla Harrison retained her UFC women’s bantamweight title by submitting Amanda Nunes in the fourth round. Harrison, a two-time Olympic gold medalist in judo, defeated Nunes, widely considered the greatest female fighter in MMA history, despite Nunes’ comeback attempt after a three-year hiatus. In the main event, reigning heavyweight champion Ciryl Gane defended his title against Josh Hokit, winning a unanimous decision despite fan support for Hokit. The event also featured other notable matchups, including an undercard bout between Bilal Hasan and Luis Gurule.

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Evening StandardThis outlet13 Nov

The article provides betting odds and fight previews for UFC 334, focusing on the main event and co-main event. Ciryl Gane and Josh Hokit will compete for the heavyweight title, with Gane favored but Hokit presenting a significant challenge due to his momentum and knockout power. In the co-main event, Kayla Harrison faces Amanda Nunes for the women’s bantamweight title, with the odds suggesting an early finish due…

UFC 334 odds: Main card betting odds and fight previews (this article)
New York Post15 Nov

At UFC 334 in Madison Square Garden, Ciryl Gane won the heavyweight title fight against crowd favorite Josh Hokit by unanimous decision, with all three judges awarding Gane scores of 48-47. Despite Hokit's energetic takedown attempts and relentless pressure, Gane managed to land effective punches and defend well, particularly in the later rounds when Hokit's stamina began to wane. Hokit expressed humility in his…

Crowd favorite Josh Hokit handed first career loss by Ciryl Gane at UFC 334 →4 articles from New York Post on this story
Fox News14 Nov

The UFC 334 event features Ciryl Gane defending his heavyweight title against Josh Hokit at Madison Square Garden on November 14, 2026. Gane, the favorite at -225, faces Hokit, an undefeated challenger at +185. The article highlights betting promos for new users, including a BetMGM offer where a $100 bet on Hokit at +185 can earn $285 if he wins, with a refund of the stake in bonus bets if he loses. Additionally…

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Toronto Star15 Nov

Kayla Harrison successfully defended her 135-pound title against Amanda Nunes at UFC 334 in Madison Square Garden on Saturday night, winning by rear naked choke in the fourth round. Harrison, who had been out of action since June 2025 due to spinal fusion surgery, demonstrated her dominance despite Nunes' comeback attempt after a three-year retirement. The victory solidifies Harrison's position as a current top…

Kayla Harrison taps out Amanda Nunes to retain 135-pound title in co-main event of UFC 334 at MSG →
The Guardian15 Nov

Kayla Harrison successfully defended her UFC women’s bantamweight championship by submitting Amanda Nunes in the fourth round at Madison Square Garden on Saturday. Harrison, a two-time Olympic judo gold medalist, showed dominance throughout the fight, particularly in the early rounds where she repeatedly took Nunes down. Despite Nunes being considered one of the greatest fighters in MMA history, Harrison’s superior…

US Olympic hero Kayla Harrison chokes out Amanda Nunes in fourth round to retain UFC title →
Al Jazeera15 Nov

Kayla Harrison retained her UFC bantamweight title by defeating Amanda Nunes via submission in the fourth round at UFC 334 in Madison Square Garden on Saturday. Harrison, a two-time Olympic judo champion, used her grappling skills to dominate Nunes, who is considered one of the greatest female MMA fighters. Despite initial challenges, Harrison's superior ground control and submission techniques led to Nunes'…

Kayla ⁠⁠Harrison defeats Amanda Nunes to retain UFC bantamweight belt →

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UFC ORG · 6× Josh Hokit PERSON · 4× Amanda Nunes PERSON · 3× Belgaroui PERSON · 3× Borralho PERSON · 3× Ciryl Gane PERSON · 3× Harrison PERSON · 3× Gane PERSON · 2× Kayla Harrison PERSON · 2× Nunes PERSON · 2×

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UFC betting tip: Either fighter to win in round 1 - EVS Betway Bilal Hasan vs Luis Gurule odds Last but not least on the main UFC 334 fight card is the flyweight matchup between upcoming young star, unbeaten Bilal Hasan, who packs a punch, and Luis Gurule, who is more of a wrestler.
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The Standard's journalism is supported by our readers. asserted
journalism → support → readers
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we → click → commission
Ciryl Gane and Josh Hokit will square off for the heavyweight title on Saturday night, while the women’s bantamweight title is on the line when Kayla Harrison and Amanda Nunes step inside the octagon. asserted
Harrison → square → octagon
Ciryl Gane vs Josh Hokit odds Ciryl Gane against Josh Hokit is the main event of the evening and a heavyweight title fight between two guys that are not used to losing. asserted
that → use → guys
This will be Gane’s first title defence after winning the interim belt in June, stopping Alex Pereira in round 2. asserted
This → win → round
With 14 wins and just two losses behind him, Gane bounced back from defeat against Jon Jones with wins over Spivac and Volkov before a no contest was called in his title fight with England’s Tom Aspinall. asserted
contest → bounce → Aspinall
Challenger Hokit is unbeaten in 10 fights and has six wins via knockout. asserted
Hokit → have → knockout
He picked up four bonuses in his first three UFC fights and his latest wins have come against strong opponents in big puncher Derrick Lewis, and Curtis Blaydes. asserted
wins → pick → Lewis
There is certainly room for an upset in this one, which is a fight pitting experience and title-fight pedigree against momentum and finishing power, and if bettors are looking for an angle, the ‘method of victory’ markets on online betting apps might just throw up some good value odds. uncertain
markets → be → odds
UFC tip: Josh Hokit to win by KO/TKO or disqualification - 4/1 (Ladbrokes) Kayla Harrison vs Amanda Nunes odds Harrison vs Nunes is the co-main event of the evening and the other championship title fight, in the women’s bantamweight division. asserted
Nunes → win → division
Harrison returns after a 17-month lay-off from a bad neck injury, her last fight having seen her beat Julianna Pena via round 2 submission for the strap. asserted
her → return → strap
She holds a record of 19 wins and one loss. asserted
She → hold → wins
Harrison and Nunes were once training partners, so they will know a lot about each other’s style. asserted
they → know → style
Amanda Nunes returns after three years in retirement, having left the arena as a double champion in 2023. asserted
Nunes → return → 2023
Both fighters are carrying years of wear and tear and injury troubles into this fight, so it is anyone's game. asserted
it → carry → fight
Given how much ring rust both possess, it might be unlikely that the fight will go the distance and the UFC odds on UFC betting sites show the bookies expect an early finish. uncertain
bookies → give → finish
UFC 334 tip: Fight to go the distance No - 1/2 (Paddy Power) Caio Borralho vs Yousri Belgaroui odds The middleweight bout between Borralho and Belgaroui is a matchup between contrasting styles. asserted
bout → go → styles
Borralho’s karate-based striking has brought him 18 victories in his career. asserted
striking → base → career
However, he is up against the lanky 6ft 6in striking frame of Belgaroui, who has won his last five fights in all formats, four of them by knockout, with his last win against Djorden Santos coming in round 1. asserted
win → strike → round
Will his reach prove too much for favourite Borralho? asserted
reach → prove → Borralho
UFC 334 tip: Belgaroui to win by KO or TKO or disqualification - 4/1 (Betfair) Kevin Holland vs Uros Medic odds Kevin Holland vs Uros Medic is an intriguing matchup. asserted
Holland → win → Medic
Stalwart Holland has a mixed bag of results, winning 29 and losing 15 career fights, while Serbian Medic, at a similar age, has enjoyed four straight wins on UFC Fight Nights, all coming in the first round and inside 79 seconds. asserted
all → have → seconds
Previous to that, he was also knocked out in the first round within 31 seconds against Punahele Soriano. asserted
he → knock → Soriano
Holland, meanwhile, has 13 knockouts to his name and has won 10 times by submission. asserted
Holland → have → submission
UFC betting tip: Either fighter to win in round 1 - EVS Betway Bilal Hasan vs Luis Gurule odds Last but not least on the main UFC 334 fight card is the flyweight matchup between upcoming young star, unbeaten Bilal Hasan, who packs a punch, and Luis Gurule, who is more of a wrestler. asserted
who → win → wrestler
The Indonesian fighter Hasan has a lot of early stoppages behind him and was signed from the Contender Series. asserted
fighter → have → Series
Gurule has lost four of his last five fights, four of them in the UFC, and three of the five matchups went the distance. asserted
matchups → lose → distance
With Hasan a heavy favourite, the fight winner price is short, it might be worth taking a chance on Gurule’s endurance paying off and him eventually losing on points. uncertain
him → take → points
Hasan could also be thrown into an accumulator at 3/10 to win by KO/TKO. uncertain
Hasan → throw → KO
UFC tip: Bilal Hasan to win by decision - 6/1 (Sky Bet) How to bet on UFC There are several strategic tips bettors can put into place ahead of a UFC fight night card to help put the edge in their favour. asserted
bettors → win → favour
Let’s look at a few now: asserted
’s → let → few
We’ve got the best UFC 334 odds from a range of bookmakers for each of the fights on the main card. asserted
We → get → card
Make sure to check you are receiving the top price on your chosen wager before placing a bet. asserted
you → make → bet
- Consider styles as well as records: Some records are not a great data set to look at, especially for fighters like Conor McGregor, who isn’t the same as he used to be, or other fighters getting to the end of their careers. asserted
he → consider → careers
Make sure to look into the styles of each fighter involved and how they’ve fared against competitors with similar skill sets to their upcoming opponent in the past. asserted
they → make → past
If you have ever heard the expression, “styles make fights” it certainly applies to UFC, especially in matchups like Borralho vs Belgaroui where one fighter has a significant height and reach advantage. asserted
fighter → hear → advantage
Belgaroui might be the underdog but when the fight plays out, Borralho might struggle to close the space and get strikes in. uncertain
Borralho → play → strikes
- Ring rust considerations: Regarding fighters with injuries, it is smart to allow for ring rust and layoffs. asserted
it → regard → rust
Don’t expect a fighter with a record for knockouts to walk straight back in and pick up where he left off. asserted
he → expect → knockouts
Or, if playing multiples, target bet builders on one fight where correlated bets stack up to tell a story. asserted
bets → play → story
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