UFC 334 takes place Saturday at Madison Square Garden with Ciryl Gane facing Josh Hokit, and DraftKings lists Gane at -205.
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UFC 334: Gane vs. Hokit is scheduled to start at 9 p.m. ET Saturday at Madison Square Garden in New York City, with the event streaming exclusively on Paramount+. In the heavyweight main event, Ciryl Gane defends his title against Josh Hokit.
DraftKings Sportsbook’s money-line odds list Gane at -205 (wager $205 to win $100) against Hokit at +170. For fight length, Under 3.5 rounds is priced at -166 on the over/under market.
Gane’s title status traces to his path to undisputed champion after Tom Aspinall had to vacate the belt due to an eye injury suffered in an October fight against Gane. Before the undisputed reign, Gane won the interim belt with a second-round TKO over Alex Pereira at Freedom 250 in June.
Hokit enters his first UFC title fight after going 10-0 in his career. The 28-year-old made his UFC debut last November. Both fighters previously fought on the Freedom 250 card at the White House this summer, with Gane stopping Pereira for the interim title shortly after Hokit beat Derrick Lewis by TKO.
On DraftKings, the main-card odds also include method markets for the Gane-Hokit bout: Gane is listed at +120 to win by KO/TKO/DQ and +380 to win by decision. Hokit is priced at +400 for a knockout and +600 for a decision. The fight-by-fight markets also show “Either fighter to win by KO/TKO/DQ” at -175, while “No” on the fight to go the distance is listed at -295.
The co-main event features women’s bantamweight champion Kayla Harrison defending her title against former two-division champion Amanda Nunes. Harrison and Nunes were scheduled to meet earlier, but Harrison withdrew in January to have neck surgery, making Saturday her first title defence.
DraftKings lists Harrison at -175 and Nunes at +145 for the bantamweight title fight. The over/under market has the fight under 3.5 rounds at -135, with “No” on the fight to go the distance priced at -220. Harrison is listed at +180 to win by submission, while Nunes is +275 to win by KO/TKO/DQ. Decision outcomes have Harrison at +300 and Nunes at +550.
Also on the UFC 334 main card, Caio Borralho faces Yousri Belgaroui in a middleweight bout. DraftKings odds list Borralho at -155 and Belgaroui at +130. The distance market favours a full fight: “to go the distance” is priced at -185, with Borralho at +130 if it goes the distance and Belgaroui at +275 by decision. Borralho is listed at +550 to earn a submission and +750 to score a knockout, while Belgaroui is +550 for a fifth straight KO/TKO.
Uros Medic fights Kevin Holland in a welterweight matchup. Medic is listed at -155 with Holland at +130, and the early-stop market leans toward a short fight: “No” on the fight to go the distance is -600 and Under 1.5 rounds is -154. Medic is priced at +100 to win by KO, while Holland is +330 by that method; Holland is also listed at +450 to win by submission.
Bilal Hasan takes on Luis Gurule in an up-and-coming flyweight bout. Hasan is heavily favoured at DraftKings, with him priced at -450 to win by KO/TKO/DQ and +600 to win by decision; submission is +1000. Gurule is priced at +1400 to win by KO/TKO/DQ and +2000 to win by decision.
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