Ciryl Gane survived a wild five-round battle with Josh Hokit to retain his UFC heavyweight championship Saturday night at UFC 334, and unsurprisingly, the chaotic main event at Madison Square Garden had the MMA world buzzing.
Gane defeated Hokit by unanimous decision, sweeping the judges' scorecards (48-47, 48-47, 48-47) in an electric back-and-forth affair to hand the previously undefeated American his first professional loss. The fight featured a relentless pace rarely seen at heavyweight, with Hokit taking control early before fading in the championship rounds.
As he tends to do in these situations, former UFC two-division champion Jon…
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