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Undefeated Josh Hokit is Headlining UFC 334, and Ciryl Gane Just Visited the NY Giants?!

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UFC 334 is hitting Madison Square Garden, bringing two world title fights with it, and the first episode of Embedded just dropped to set the stage. Heavyweight Champion Ciryl Gane is set to defend his title against the undefeated Josh Hokit, who is gearing up for his *first* shot at UFC gold.

Heavyweight Showdown: Gane’s Sideline Visit vs. Hokit’s Grind

The contrast in preparation for the main event is already making noise. Episode 1 showed Heavyweight Champion Ciryl Gane taking a trip to the NY Giants practice facility. Look, everyone needs a break, but when you’re fighting an undefeated challenger for the biggest prize, it definitely makes you wonder about the mindset. On the flip side, Josh Hokit was locked in at Jackson Wink, getting ready for what will be his debut in a UFC title fight. This guy is undefeated, and he’s not just showing up, he’s grinding for his first shot at the belt. You gotta respect that focused energy.

Bantamweight Gold on the Line: Harrison Faces Nunes in Co-Main Event

The co-main event is just as stacked, with Bantamweight Champion Kayla Harrison ready to face former two-division titleholder Amanda Nunes. Harrison was seen training with Chris Duncan at ATT, looking sharp and focused on defending her title. Nunes, the former champ in two divisions, showed a different side of her life, picking up her kids from school as part of her routine. Also in Episode 1, Caio Borralho got a visit from his stepfather at the gym, and Kevin Holland was in the thick of sparring, wrapping up his camp.

This is just Episode 1, folks, but the tension is already building for UFC 334. With two world titles on the line at Madison Square Garden, we’re in for a wild ride. Who’s gonna walk out champ? We’ll find out soon enough.

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Originally reported by Yahoo Sports.

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