Ultimate Fighting Championship match.
Hasan (10-0) is scheduled. Luis to Guru
(11-4) at UFC 334 November 14 at Madison Square Garden in New York. He claims he is more nervous about the pre-fight press conference than the fight itself.
Why Bilal Hasan is more worried about the UFC 334 press conference than his fight
Josh Hockeyagainst whom the card is Cyril Gane
for the heavyweight title, is notorious for his trash talking, pre-fight antics and clashes with fellow fighters. Hasan says he can’t control his mouth at times, which has often gotten him into trouble. With outspoken fighters like Hokit and Kevin Holland also expected on stage, Hasan is in for UFC 334 prefight presser chaos.
“If I let my mouth do its thing, I get in trouble more times,” Hasan told Ariel Helwani. “I feed off the energy, the crowd, and honestly, just the script. Sometimes I can’t control what I say and it gets me in trouble, and it also pushes me down the right path. It makes me nervous that I can’t control what I’m saying. We’ve got Josh Hokit, we’ve got me, we’ve got Kevin Holland. We’ve got a bunch of characters on this stage.”
Hasan won the UFC contract with a 45-second stoppage
Dana White Candidate Series in August. He then scored a second-round knockout in his UFC debut in Shanghai, China, just 18 days later.
Bilal Hasan
shares why he’s more nervous about the UFC 334 press conference than his actual fight: “When I let my mouth do its thing, man, I get in trouble a lot of times… Sometimes I can’t control what I say and it gets me in trouble. We have Josh Hockeywe have me we have Kevin Holland. We have a bunch of characters on this stage.— Ariel Helwani (@arielhelwani)
November 9, 2026
