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UFC 334 preview: Start time, full card and how to watch title Gane vs Hokit and Amanda Nunes’ return
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MMA’s premier promotion will put on its annual event at Madison Square Garden this weekend.

Ciryl Gane and Josh Hokit are set to fight for heavyweight gold in the main event of Saturday night’s card at New York’s most iconic arena.

The UFC 334 co-headliner will see Amanda Nunes fight for the first time since beating Irene Aldana in June 2023.

Bantamweight champion Kayla Harrison will welcome ‘The Lioness’ back from her three-year retirement.

Here’s everything you need to know ahead of the card headlined by two massive title fights.

Who leaves UFC 334 as the heavyweight champion? 👑

Ciryl Gane following his UFC Freedom 250 win over Alex Pereira
Photo by Jeff Bottari/Zuffa LLC

What time does UFC 334 start?

UFC 333 had a much earlier start time due to the fact it took place in the United Arab Emirates.

UFC 334 takes the promotion back to the United States and its usual start time of 5pm ET.

The early prelims will last two hours before the next portion of the card kicks off at 7pm ET.

Two hours later, the UFC 334 main card will begin at 9pm ET and run until all the fights are over.

Card Segment Eastern Time (ET) Pacific Time (PT) UK Time (GMT)
Early Prelims Saturday, 5:00 PM Saturday, 2:00 PM Saturday, 10:00 PM
Prelims Saturday, 7:00 PM Saturday, 4:00 PM Sunday, 12:00 AM (Midnight)
Main Card Saturday, 9:00 PM Saturday, 6:00 PM Sunday, 2:00 AM

How to watch UFC 334

US fight fans can watch UFC 334 for free on Paramount+ due to a $7.7 billion TV rights deal.

Every UFC event will be available on Paramount/CBS for the next seven years.

The UFC may no longer be on PPV in America, but this isn’t the case for every region.

Check the table below to find out how to watch UFC 334 in your country.

Country / Region Main Card Broadcaster Prelims Broadcaster Early Prelims
United Kingdom & Ireland TNT Sports 1 / HBO Max (Standard Sub) TNT Sports / UFC Fight Pass UFC Fight Pass
United States Paramount+ Paramount+ Paramount+ / UFC Fight Pass
Canada Pay-Per-View (PPV) Sportsnet+ / TVA Sports UFC Fight Pass
Australia Main Event on Foxtel / Kayo Sports (PPV) Paramount+ / Network 10 Paramount+ / UFC Fight Pass
Latin America (Spanish) Paramount+ Paramount+ UFC Fight Pass
Brazil (Portuguese) Paramount+ Paramount+ UFC Fight Pass
Western / Central Europe RMC Sport / DAZN / HBO Max Discovery+ / Viaplay / Nova / Fight Pass UFC Fight Pass
MENA STARZPLAY STARZPLAY STARZPLAY / UFC Fight Pass
India Sony TEN 2 Sony TEN 2 Sony TEN 2

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