UFC 334 live stream: how to watch Gane vs Hokit from anywhere

What is happening at UFC 334

UFC 334 takes place at Madison Square Garden in New York, with two championship bouts on the card. According to TechRadar, the main event sees French heavyweight Ciryl Gane defend the title he won by beating Alex Pereira by TKO at UFC Freedom 250, an event staged outside the White House.

His challenger is Josh Hokit, a Californian former American football player who has been competing in MMA for three years. TechRadar reports that Hokit is unbeaten in 10 fights across Bellator, LFA and the UFC, and beat Derrick Lewis in Washington. A win would make him champion just 12 months after his UFC debut.

The full card and other fights to watch

The co-main event pits two-time Olympic gold medallist Kayla Harrison against Amanda Nunes, with Harrison's Bantamweight Championship at stake. Many fans regard this as the standout bout of the night.

Elsewhere, veteran Stephen Thompson is set for his final UFC appearance, facing Charles Radtke. Undefeated 25-year-old Hawaiian Bilal Hasan continues his rise in the flyweight division against Luis Gurule.

Start time

TechRadar lists the Main Card at 9pm ET / 6pm PT, which is 2am GMT on Sunday for UK viewers and 1pm AEDT on Sunday in Australia. The headline bout between Gane and Hokit is expected to start at around 11pm ET / 8pm PT.

Timings for the early fights were not specified in the source material, so check the broadcaster's schedule closer to the event.

How to watch in the US

In the United States, the full event streams exclusively on Paramount Plus. The Essential plan costs $8.99 a month, while the Premium plan is $13.99 a month or $140 a year and adds SHOWTIME Originals and live CBS coverage.

The Early Prelims are also available through UFC Fight Pass. TechRadar notes that Paramount Plus no longer offers a free trial, but a Walmart+ 30-day trial costing $1 can be used to get Paramount Plus access in the US.

Viewing options in the UK, Canada and Australia

UK viewers can add TNT Sports to a Sky, Virgin Media or EE TV package, or take an HBO Max plan that includes TNT Sports from £25.99 a month.

In Canada, the event is a pay-per-view priced at $69.99 through providers such as Sportsnet, Bell or UFC Fight Pass. Prelims air on Sportsnet and TVA Sports, with Early Prelims on UFC Fight Pass.

In Australia, the Main Card costs AU$59.95 on pay-per-view via Foxtel Main Event or Kayo Sports Main Event. Prelims are available through Paramount+ and free-to-air Network 10, though not the two title fights. In New Zealand, TVNZ+ streams the Prelims free.

Watching from abroad

Travelling viewers can use a VPN, software that makes a device appear to be in another country, to access their usual streaming services. TechRadar highlights Norton VPN, whose Plus plan covers up to five devices and is currently priced at $4.17 a month with a 60-day money-back guarantee.

Note that using a VPN to access streaming services may conflict with those services' terms of use, so check the provider's guidance before doing so.