“IndoNinja” goes again.
The best prospect in the UFC flyweight division Bilal Hasan has booked his second official Octagon appearance by colliding Luis to Guru at UFC 334 on Saturday, November 14, 2026, at Madison Square Garden in New York City.
Just 18 days later, Hasan made his official UFC debut at UFC Shanghaibrutally knocks out the undefeated rookie Nilson Rojas in the second round (watch the highlights).
Less than two weeks after making his promotional debut, Hasan already has his next assignment – and it’s taking place in “The World’s Most Famous Arena.”
If Hasan walks on Nov. 14, it will mark his third fight in just 95 days. The 25-year-old owns 90 percent of the tally with eight knockouts and one submission.
Gurule (11-4) has endured a tough UFC run thus far.
The 32-year-old lost his first three fights in the octagon, suffering a knockout loss. Ode to Osbourne in his debut (watch the highlights) before making successive decisions Jesus Aguilar and Alden Coria.
Gurule finally broke through earlier this year, winning Daniel Barez in a unanimous decision to potentially save their roster. However he returned just 14 days later at UFC Macau and submitted it in the first round Rei Tsuruyadropping their promotional record to 1-4.
That makes UFC 334 a huge opportunity for both flyweights. Hasan could continue to build momentum as one of the UFC’s most exciting new prospects, while Gurule could fight to keep his spot.
As of this writing, only one other bout has been announced for UFC 334: Nazim Sadyhov vs. Jefferson Nascimento. There is no official main event on the card yet.
Hasan wants another highlight. Gurule has to stop the jump train before it runs right over him.
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