UFC 334 Parlay Picks & Props: Hokit to Grab Championship Belt
UFC 334: Gane vs. Hokit takes place this Saturday night at the iconic Madison Square Garden in New York City. In this in-depth betting preview, we have the latest odds and the best UFC 334 parlay picks and props.
This will be Ultimate Fighting Championship’s 13th visit to New York, and the first since Islam Makhachev defeated Jack Della Maddalena for the UFC Welterweight Championship at UFC 322 last November. We break down the biggest bouts and give you our UFC 334 parlay picks and best bets.
UFC 334 Parlay Picks & Props
This weekend’s spectacle in the Big Apple will be thrilling. The UFC Heavyweight Championship bout between Ciryl Gane and Josh Hokit headlines the event. Gane will be desperate to hold on to his crown, but can the challenger cause an upset in the Garden?
In the women’s section, Kayla Harrison and Amanda Nunes lock horns for the UFC Women’s Bantamweight Championship belt. Also, Caio Borralho faces Yousri Belgaroui, and Uros Medic and Kevin Holland go head-to-head.
The main card is stacked with mouth-watering matches, and the fans in attendance and Paramount+ subscribers also have a tasty preliminary card to look forward to.
We look at the latest odds from the best new sports betting sites in the US and share our UFC 334 parlay picks and props.
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All eyes will be on the evening’s main event between Gane and Hokit. Gane is the defending UFC Heavyweight champion after defeating Alex Pereira in the ‘Performance of the Night’ at UFC Freedom 250 in June.
According to the BetMGM sportsbook, the champion is the favourite at -190. That said, Hokit is a capable performer, and BetMGM’s +155 is tempting.
Before beating Pereira a few months back, Gane’s previous fight was a no contest after an accidental eye poke. Before that, he had picked up back-to-back wins over Serghei Spivac and Alexander Volkov after losing to Jon Jones at UFC 285.
Since turning pro in 2018, the Frenchman has only lost two professional MMA fights. He started his career with ten straight wins before losing to Francis Ngannou in California in 2022.
Hokit, a former tight end and fullback in his football playing days, has an exemplary MMA record since making his debut in 2023. He may be less experienced and considered the underdog in this championship fight, but the 29-year-old has earned this title shot, and he could cause an upset in New York.
Hokit has won ten out of ten so far, with six of those coming by knockout. Incredibly, five of his last six have been TKO wins, including last time out against Derrick Lewis. With that in mind, we are backing Hokit to win by KO/TKO/DQ in round 3, available at +3300.
Best Bet: Josh Hokit to Win by KO/TKO/DQ in Round 3 (+3300, BetMGM)
Nunes to Stun the Champ?
Harrison and Nunes battle for the UFC Women’s Bantamweight Championship belt in the second biggest match of the night in New York. We check out the latest odds from DraftKings.
Harrison has been the women’s bantamweight champion since June 2025, when she last fought. At UFC 316 in New Jersey, she defeated Julianna Pena by Kimura submission to get her hands on the gold. After injury setbacks, she is finally ready to defend her title.
The only blemish on her MMA record was the unanimous decision defeat to Larissa Pacheco at PFL 10 in November 2022. Since signing for UFC, the champion has seen off Holly Holm, Ketlen Vieira, and most recently Pena.
On Saturday night, Harrison goes up against the fierce Brazilian Nunes. The 38-year-old has been around for a long time, making her MMA debut way back in 2008. She has had many setbacks throughout her career, but Nunes goes into tonight's bout having won 14 of her last 15.
After losing to Pena at UFC 269 in December 2021, the Brazilian ace bounced back with a revenge victory over the same opponent six months later. Last time out, she defended the UFC Bantamweight Championship title against Irene Aldana before retiring and vacating the title ten days later.
These two are finally ready to get it on in Manhattan, and the pair could put on a show at MSG. Even though Harrison is the favorite, we fancy Nunes in her comeback fight. Check out DraftKings’ +330 for Nunes to win and under 2.5 rounds.
Best Bet: Amanda Nunes to Win & Under 2.5 Rounds (+330, DraftKings
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The Borralho-Belgaroui fight looks intriguing on paper. It may not be quite as prestigious as the two title fights, but this middleweight clash is well worth tuning in for.
Borralho is making just his second appearance in the Octagon in over a year. After losing to Nassourdine Imavov in Paris in September 2025, “The Natural” beat Reinier de Ridder by unanimous decision in his last fight in March.
Belgaroui is in red-hot form, winning six fights in a row since losing to Marco Tulio at Dana White’s Contender Series 60 back in August 2023. Just a couple of months ago, the 34-year-old from Amsterdam got the better of Djorden Santos at UFC Fight Night: Silva vs. Delgado.
Madison Square Garden is one of the greatest sporting arenas, and these two will want to impress in New York. We tracked down the latest odds from the best sportsbooks, and Caesars is offering -150 for the Borralho win, while Belgaroui is available at +125.
Unfortunately for Belgaroui, we can see Borralho getting the job done in the Garden. The Brazilian to win by unanimous decision is available at +150.
Best Bet: Caio Borralho to Win by Unanimous Decision (+150, Caesars)
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