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Cyril Gane preserved
Ultimate Fighting Championship heavyweight championship and into his hands Josh Hockey
his first pro loss by unanimous decision in the main event of UFC 334 at Madison Square Garden in New York. All three judges scored the fight 48:47 for Gane.
Hokit (10-1, 4-1 UFC) charged forward and tripped Gane (15-2, 1 NC; 12-2, 1 NC UFC) seconds into the fight. Gane jumped up and caught Hokit’s left eye with his finger. Action continued with no timeouts and Gane landed jabs as the Hokit pressed forward with wide overhand rights. Gane planted his feet and put together one of his best combinations, but Hokit picked him up and kicked him before the bell.
Gane retained the heavyweight title by narrow decision as Harrison chokes out Nunes
Hokit kept the pressure on in the second round. Gane landed jabs and counter punches, while Hokit bloodied the champion’s nose with a right hand. In the third, Hokit grabbed a knee to the body and took Gane back. After standing Gane, Hokit landed short elbows throughout the remainder of the round. Gane used uppercuts to prevent Hokit from entering the fourth and began to land more consistently to the body. Hokit’s jabs lost some of their power in the fifth, while Gane continued to mix up his attacks to the head and body, both at range and in the jab. Hokit caught Gane with two hard right hooks with about a minute left, but couldn’t follow through.
AND STILL STILL!! KAYLA HARRISON PRESENTS AMANDA NUNES!! ( #UFC334 | Live on @paramountplus ) https://t.co/SLCqaAl0xe
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At the joint main event Kayla Harrison (20-1, 4-0 UFC) retained her women’s bantamweight title Amanda Nunes (23-6, 16-3 UFC) by rear naked choke at 1:27 of round 4. Harrison was coming back from neck surgery, while Nunes was fighting for the first time since stepping down as champion in June 2023.
Nunes followed up an early leg kick with a combination, stunned Harrison twice with right hooks and countered a takedown attempt with a short uppercut. He rolled through the ensuing takedown and got to his feet, but Harrison tossed him back to the mat and landed punches and elbows from the scarf. Nunes went for a takedown in the second round. He took Harrison to a sit once, but Harrison reversed with a throw on the next attempt, trapping Nunes in a crucifix and landing punches and elbows.
Harrison looked tired early in the third. Nunes took him down against the fence and later took it back when Harrison tried to throw him. Harrison changed into Nunes’ guard and opened up with an elbow cut. Nunes landed a left hook in the fourth, but Harrison tripped him and applied a chokehold that forced the tap. Harrison did not announce his decision to retire in his post-fight remarks.
Caio Borralho (19-2, 1 NC; 9-1 UFC) earned his second win of the year by unanimous decision Yousri Belgaroui (11-4, 3-1 UFC) middleweight. Borralho took Belgaroui’s back and secured a body triangle in the opening round, but Belgaroui defended against a neck crank and guillotine before landing a headbutt and right cross. Borralho hurt him with a right hook in the second and added a left cross before securing a late takedown. Belgaroui threatened a guillotine and briefly hurt Borralho with a knee in the third, but Borralho took him down again. All three judges gave the score 30:27 in favor of Borralho.
Kevin Holland (29-15-1, 1 NC; 16-12-1, 1 NC UFC) and Riot medic
(14-3-1, 8-3-1 UFC) earned a majority draw at welterweight. Holland dropped Medic with three uppercuts in the first round and threatened to choke Brabo, but Medic escaped. Two random groin shots slowed Holland down in the second. It took him five minutes to recover from the second foul and Medici was deducted a point.
The Netherlands spent much of the first two minutes of the final round facing Medici. Medic rocked him with three straight left hooks in the closing seconds, but couldn’t finish him off. The two scores announced by Bruce Buffer did not match the official scorecards, which showed one judge scoring the match 29-27 in favor of the Netherlands and two 28-28.
Luis to Guru (12-4, 2-4 UFC) in hand Bilal Hasan
(10-1, 1 NC; 1-1 UFC) suffered his first loss by split decision in the main card opener. Hasan mixed shots from both positions and targeted the body early, but Gurule was dropped with a right hook. Hasan took knees in the second round before Gurule took him down and delivered elbows at the end of the round. Gurule took Hasani down again early in the third despite an elbow that opened a cut above his left eye. He kept Hasan on the mat and pounded away with punches and elbows throughout the final bell. Two judges scored it 29-28 for Guru, while the third scored it 29-28 for Hasan.
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Former welterweight title challenger Stephen Thompson (18-9-1, 13-9-1 UFC) finished the preliminaries and his third career TKO Charles Radtke (12-6, 5-3 UFC). Radtke took Thompson down early and a random clash of heads opened a cut next to Thompson’s eye. Thompson stood up and found success with jabs as Radtke slowed. Radtke took him down again but couldn’t keep him there. Thompson nearly ended the fight with a kick to the body and a knee at the end of the round.
Thompson rocked Radtke with a side kick to the face early in the third, then denied his attempts to take him back to the mat. “Wonderboy” dropped Radtke with a spinning wheel kick to the head for the TKO at 2:54 of the 3rd round.
Chris Duncan (16-3, 7-2 UFC) used a steady diet of strikes to earn a unanimous decision Drew Good
(29-16, 1 NC; 15-12, 1 NC UFC) at lightweight. Duncan targeted Dober’s body and head with kicks, but kept him on shaky feet with a short right hook. Duncan appeared to hurt his leg when a punch hit Dober’s elbow, although he continued to punch in the second round. Dober landed two uppercuts at the end of that round and hurt Duncan in the third round. Duncan responded with a shot and beat the midfield all the way to the bell. The judges scored Duncan 29:28, 30:27 and 30:27.
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Terrance McKinney (19-9, 9-6 UFC) missed weight for his scheduled lightweight bout, but withdrew Jim Miller
(39-20, 1 NC; 28-19, 1 NC UFC) at 1:53 of the first round. Both southpaws landed left hooks in the opening minute, and McKinney cut Miller with jabs above the right eye. McKinney then dropped him with a left hand and followed with six more strikes to the ground for the TKO.
THIS DOES IT! Cesar Almeida breaks Donte Johnson’s perfect record! ( #UFC334 | Live on @paramountplus ) https://t.co/hrPaNjHtIZ
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Cesar Almeida (8-3, 4-3 UFC) surrendered by former training partner Donte Johnson (9-1, 3-1 UFC) suffered his first loss in a short fight at 190 pounds. Almeida dropped Johnson with a right hook after landing two body shots. Johnson regained his feet and tried to fire back, but Almeida dropped him again with three right hands at 3:20 of round 1 for the TKO.
Melquizael Costa (27-8, 8-3 UFC) held off a late rally Jared Gordon (21-10, 1 NC; 9-9, 1 NC UFC) to earn a unanimous decision at lightweight. Costa attacked with body kicks in the opening round and dropped Gordon with a backflip against the bell. Gordon caught a knee and took Costa down with another, then escaped a triangle choke and threatened a rear naked choke. Gordon added two takedowns in the third and took Costa back again before the bell, but Costa did more damage as the fight went back to the feet. All three judges scored 29:28 in favor of Costa.
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A decorated jiu-jitsu practitioner Beatriz Mesquita (9-0, 4-0 UFC) submitted Macy Chiasson (10-7, 8-7 UFC) at 3:23 of the first round to continue her rise to the women’s bantamweight division. Mesquita dismounted Chiasson, pulled him to the mat and flattened him. “Bia” strikes before attaching the rear choke.
Juan Diaz (17-1-1, 2-0 UFC) came in under the weight limit but earned a unanimous decision Brain lobe (18-11-2, 6-4-1 UFC). Diaz used his jab to set up straight rights and uppercuts in the opening round and continued to land right hands in the second. He controlled the final round with jabs and combinations and stopped Alateng’s only takedown attempt. Alateng tripped Diaz with a hook with 10 seconds left, but all three judges scored Diaz 30-27.
Evan Sr (11-2, 4-2 UFC) opened the card with a unanimous decision debut in the lightweight division Samuel Sanches (11-2, 0-1 UFC). Senior hurt Sanches early with two left hooks and a knee, then took him down. Sanches grabbed the cage twice while standing and began landing combinations, but Elder dropped him with a right hand before the bell.
Sanches dropped Elder with a right cross 75 seconds into the second round. Elder got back up, punched him to the head and body and took Sanches down. In the third, the striking was relatively even, but Elder got three takedowns and Sanches lost a point for another cage grab. All three judges scored Elder 30-26.
