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The Ultimate Fighting Championship has announced the main card for the upcoming UFC 334 card that will go down at MSG.

The UFC absolutely adores heading to New York City, and more specifically, they love putting on cards at Madison Square Garden. For a decade now, the promotion has been producing some incredible events in NYC, and MSG has been at the heart of the operation.

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For a while, fans and pundits alike have been wondering what UFC 334 will look like, especially given that we are around two months away from the show taking place.

Now, we finally have some answers, with UFC 334’s main card – and prelims – being announced in full on last night’s broadcast.

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We’re bringing a massive card to @TheGarden for #Polymarket #UFC334!

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— UFC (@ufc) September 20, 2026

UFC 334 – Saturday, November 14th – Madison Square Garden, New York City

Heavyweight championship – Ciryl Gane (c) vs Josh Hokit

Women’s bantamweight championship – Kayla Harrison (c) vs Amanda Nunes

Middleweight – Caio Borralho vs Yousri Belgaroui

Welterweight – Uros Medic vs Kevin Holland

Flyweight – Bilal Hasan vs Luis Gurule

Welterweight – Stephen Thompson vs Charles Radtke

Lightweight – Drew Dober vs Chris Duncan

Lightweight – Jim Miller vs Terrance McKinney

Middleweight – Donte Johnson vs Baisangur Susurkaev

Women’s bantamweight – Bia Mesquita vs Macy Chiasson

Bantamweight — Adrian Yanez vs Juan Diaz

Lightweight – Nazim Sadykhov vs Jefferson Nascimento

There’s a whole lot to like on that card from top to bottom and with two blockbuster championship fights, something tells us that this could be one for the record books as we prepare for Madison Square Garden to light up the mixed martial arts world once again.

Which of these contests are you most interested in seeing? Do you believe this is a strong penultimate numbered card for the UFC this year and if so, why? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below, BJPENN Nation!

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