UFC 334 takes place on Saturday 14 November 2026 at Madison Square Garden in New York, with Ciryl Gane defending the UFC heavyweight title against unbeaten challenger Josh Hokit. Kayla Harrison vs Amanda Nunes for the women's bantamweight title is the co-main event.
The main card starts at 9pm ET in the United States. In Australia, New Zealand, Asia and Europe, that falls on Sunday 15 November. Here's when UFC 334 starts where you are.
Picks lock when each fight starts. In Sydney, get yours in before the early prelims at 9am Sunday. In London, before 10pm Saturday. In New York, before 5pm Saturday.
UFC 334 main card start time around the world
These are main card start times, in local time. The main event walkouts come later, once the earlier fights are done.
Americas
- New York, Toronto: Saturday 9pm
- Chicago, Mexico City: Saturday 8pm
- Los Angeles: Saturday 6pm
- SΓ£o Paulo: Saturday 11pm
Europe and Africa
- London, Dublin: Sunday 2am
- Paris, Berlin: Sunday 3am
- Johannesburg: Sunday 4am
Middle East and Asia
- Dubai: Sunday 6am
- Mumbai: Sunday 7:30am
- Bangkok: Sunday 9am
- Singapore, Hong Kong, Manila: Sunday 10am
- Tokyo, Seoul: Sunday 11am
Australia and New Zealand
- Sydney, Melbourne: Sunday 1pm
- Adelaide: Sunday 12:30pm
- Brisbane: Sunday 12pm
- Darwin: Sunday 11:30am
- Perth: Sunday 10am
- Auckland: Sunday 3pm
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What time do the UFC 334 prelims start?
UFC 334 runs in three parts: early prelims, prelims and the main card.
- New York: 5pm, 7pm and 9pm Saturday
- Los Angeles: 2pm, 4pm and 6pm Saturday
- London: 10pm Saturday, then midnight and 2am Sunday
- Paris: 11pm Saturday, then 1am and 3am Sunday
- Mumbai: 3:30am, 5:30am and 7:30am Sunday
- Sydney: 9am, 11am and 1pm Sunday
- Perth: 6am, 8am and 10am Sunday
- Auckland: 11am, 1pm and 3pm Sunday
What time will Gane vs Hokit start?
Gane vs Hokit is the last fight of the night, so it starts after the rest of the main card. There's no fixed walkout time, because it depends on how long the earlier fights go. If you only want the main event, tune in at the main card start and you won't miss it.
Who the Realm is picking
At the time of writing, FightRealm players can't split the main event: 51% have Hokit and 49% have Gane. In the co-main, 64% have Kayla Harrison over Amanda Nunes, and the biggest favourite on the card is Bilal Hasan, picked by 92% over Luis Gurule.
Think the Realm has it wrong? Make your picks and see how you stack up.
Where to watch UFC 334
- United States: the whole card streams on Paramount+ and is included with a Paramount+ subscription, with no extra pay-per-view.
- Australia: the main card is a Main Event pay-per-view (A$59.95) on Kayo or Foxtel. Prelims are on Paramount+ and Network 10, and early prelims on Paramount+ and UFC Fight Pass.
- United Kingdom and Ireland: TNT Sports.
- Canada: the main card is on pay-per-view, with prelims on Sportsnet+ and TVA Sports.
- New Zealand: the main card is on pay-per-view through Sky, with prelims on TVNZ+.
- France: RMC Sport.
Everywhere else, check the UFC's official guide to watching UFC 334. Broadcast details can change, so check your local broadcaster before fight night.
The UFC 334 main card
- Ciryl Gane vs Josh Hokit, heavyweight title
- Kayla Harrison vs Amanda Nunes, women's bantamweight title
- Caio Borralho vs Yousri Belgaroui, middleweight
- UroΕ‘ MediΔ vs Kevin Holland, welterweight
- Bilal Hasan vs Luis Gurule, flyweight
Want the full breakdown on the main event? Read our pick guides on Ciryl Gane and Josh Hokit.
UFC 334 FAQs
What date is UFC 334?
Saturday 14 November 2026 in New York. In Australia, New Zealand and most of Europe and Asia, the main card is on Sunday 15 November.
What time is UFC 334 in Australia?
The main card starts at 1pm AEDT in Sydney and Melbourne, 12:30pm in Adelaide, 12pm in Brisbane and 10am in Perth, on Sunday 15 November.
What time is UFC 334 in the UK?
The main card starts at 2am GMT on Sunday 15 November, with the prelims at midnight.
Is UFC 334 free to watch?
Not in most places. In the US it's included with a Paramount+ subscription. In Australia the main card is pay-per-view, but the prelims are on Network 10.
Who are you picking at UFC 334?
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