Overview
- Kayla Harrison retained the UFC women’s bantamweight title by submitting Amanda Nunes in the fourth round at UFC 334 on Nov. 14, 2026.
- Ciryl Gane defended the UFC heavyweight title against Josh Hokit, with reports saying Gane won by unanimous decision and the division’s top rankings shifting as a result.
- The event took place at Madison Square Garden and followed the UFC’s 2026 distribution model, with Paramount+ as the primary global broadcaster and HBO Max/Eurosport carrying rights in Spain.
- Media estimates place Amanda Nunes’s payday at about $1 million for the co‑main event, illustrating the commercial scale and high payouts for marquee fighters on numbered cards.
- The results shape immediate contender lines: Harrison’s win narrows the path for challengers in bantamweight and Gane’s retention sets up a likely marquee rematch list, including Tom Aspinall.