5 stories tracked · from 7 outlets · last coverage 2026-11-15 · ranked by independent sources, not by us
In a results-and-takeaways piece on UFC 334, CBS Sports reports that Josh Hokit came up just short on Saturday night of what it calls one of the greatest 12-month runs in the sport's history. The outlet also argues that Kayla Harrison needs to walk away on top.
Yahoo Sports, carrying an Associated Press report from New York, reports that UFC fighter Kayla Harrison feared neck surgery could end her career but is still fighting for her UFC title. Harrison described severe, random bolts of pain shooting through her arms that woke her at night, along with numbness in her fingers.
Yahoo Sports reports that Kayla Harrison could stake a claim to "greatest of all time" status at UFC 334, though she says it is not a title she wants to hold forever.
Heavyweight champion Ciryl Gane defends the undisputed title against unbeaten challenger Josh Hokit, and the women's bantamweight title, contested by Kayla Harrison and Amanda Nunes, is also on the line at
Kayla Harrison will defend her title against Amanda Nunes, her former American Top Team stablemate, in the UFC 334 co-main event at Madison Square Garden on November 14, 2026, after the fight was delayed by Harrison's recovery from neck surgery. ESPN reports that Harrison saw Nunes as a teammate while Nunes viewed her as a future rival, though Harrison says the fight is about competition rather than bad blood, and her coach Mike Brown says the past has no real bearing on the bout.
