How to Watch UFC 334: Gane vs Hokit in Australia

Amanda Nunes hasn't fought since June 2023, and she's coming out of retirement to challenge Kayla Harrison for the bantamweight title at Madison Square Garden, on a card that also has Ciryl Gane defending the heavyweight belt against unbeaten Josh Hokit.

For Australian fans it all happens on Sunday, with the main card on pay-per-view through Main Event and the prelims free on Network 10.

Here are the key details:

• Event: UFC 334: Gane vs Hokit
• Venue: Madison Square Garden, New York
• Date: Sunday, November 15, 2026
• Main Card: 1:00pm AEDT

UFC 334 Gane vs Hokit Date and Start Times in Australia

UFC 334 takes place on Saturday night in New York, which means Sunday, November 15 in Australia. Here's when each part of the card starts in your state:

• Sydney, Melbourne, Canberra and Hobart (AEDT): early prelims 9:00am, prelims 11:00am, main card 1:00pm
• Adelaide (ACDT): early prelims 8:30am, prelims 10:30am, main card 12:30pm
• Brisbane (AEST): early prelims 8:00am, prelims 10:00am, main card 12:00pm
• Darwin (ACST): early prelims 7:30am, prelims 9:30am, main card 11:30am
• Perth (AWST): early prelims 6:00am, prelims 8:00am, main card 10:00am

With five fights on the main card and two title bouts at the top, Gane and Hokit are likely to walk out somewhere in the middle of the afternoon on the east coast.

How to Watch UFC 334 in Australia

Numbered events like this one are split across three platforms in Australia in 2026. The main card is pay-per-view on Main Event, and you can order it through Kayo or Foxtel without needing a Kayo subscription, although the prelims aren't included.

The prelims are on Paramount+ and free-to-air on Network 10, and the early prelims stream on Paramount+ and UFC Fight Pass.

If you already have Paramount+, you can watch everything before the main card without paying extra.

UFC 334 Fight Card

Main card:

• Ciryl Gane vs Josh Hokit (heavyweight title)
• Kayla Harrison vs Amanda Nunes (women's bantamweight title)
• Caio Borralho vs Yousri Belgaroui (middleweight)
• Uroš Medić vs Kevin Holland (welterweight)
• Bilal Hasan vs Luis Gurule (flyweight)

Prelims:

• Stephen Thompson vs Charles Radtke (welterweight)
• Drew Dober vs Chris Duncan (lightweight)
• Jim Miller vs Terrance McKinney (lightweight)
• Donte Johnson vs Cesar Almeida (middleweight)

Early prelims:

• Jared Gordon vs Melquizael Costa (lightweight)
• Macy Chiasson vs Bia Mesquita (women's bantamweight)
• Alatengheili vs Juan Diaz (bantamweight)
• Evan Elder vs Samuel Sanches (lightweight)

Cesar Almeida stepped in for Baisangur Susurkaev against Donte Johnson, and a planned lightweight bout between Nazim Sadykhov and Jefferson Nascimento fell through after both men withdrew injured.

Gane's Kickboxing Meets an Unbeaten Hokit at UFC 334

Gane (14-2) got here the hard way. He knocked out Alex Pereira to win the interim title, then became the full champion when Tom Aspinall vacated the belt while recovering from the eye injury he suffered in their fight at UFC 321.

Hokit (10-0) is the story of the year at heavyweight. 

He only earned his contract on Dana White's Contender Series in August 2025, but he's 4-0 in the UFC with three finishes, including a TKO of Derrick Lewis on the same night Gane beat Pereira, and he picked up Performance and Fight of the Night bonuses for his win over Curtis Blaydes.

It's Gane's movement and kickboxing against a powerful, aggressive challenger who has finished three of his four UFC opponents. 

That makes the method of victory market the one to watch, and the Gane vs Hokit odds will show how much the market trusts an unbeaten newcomer in his first title fight.

If method of victory betting is new to you, our guide on how to bet on UFC explains how it works.

Harrison vs Nunes: The Co-Main Event

Harrison (19-1) won the bantamweight belt by submitting Julianna Peña at UFC 316, and this is her first defence.

The two-time Olympic judo gold medallist was supposed to fight Nunes earlier in the year, but injury and surgery pushed the date back.

Nunes (23-5) is widely regarded as the greatest female fighter in MMA history and retired after beating Irene Aldana at UFC 289.

She has beaten every bantamweight champion except Harrison, so this is the one name missing from her record, and more than three years out of the cage is the big question she has to answer.