UFC 334 heads to New York City’s iconic Madison Square Garden tonight, Saturday, November 14, with a stacked lineup featuring several highly anticipated matchups. The event marks the promotion’s 10th numbered show of 2026 and its 13th visit to the “Big Apple,” as the UFC returns to the legendary venue for the first time since UFC 322 in November 2025.
The UFC 334 lineup is topped by a championship doubleheader. In the main event, reigning heavyweight champion Ciryl Gane is set to make the first defense of his undisputed title against the undefeated Josh Hokit. The co-main event features bantamweight champion Kayla Harriso putting her title on the line for the first time against former two-division champion Amanda Nunes in a highly anticipated showdown.
UFC 334: What Walkout Songs Do Ciryl Gane And Josh Hokit Use?
Walkouts are a defining part of the spectacle in mixed martial arts, giving fighters a chance to make a statement before the first punch is thrown. As they march toward the Octagon, their carefully selected entrance tracks fill the arena, fueling the crowd’s energy and adding another layer of excitement to the night.
Here’s a closer look at the walkout songs that several UFC 334 fighters have chosen for their previous Octagon appearances.
Ciryl Gane arrives at UFC 334 with an 11-2 record and one no-contest in the promotion, aiming to secure the first successful defense of his heavyweight championship. The 36-year-old Frenchman captured the interim title with a victory over former two-division champion Alex Pereira at UFC White House in June. Gane was subsequently elevated to undisputed champion after former titleholder Tom Aspinall vacated the championship.
When it comes to his walkout music, “Bon Gamin” has frequently switched up his entrance tracks. In his most recent outing, Gane made his way to the Octagon accompanied by “Matété A Krab” by Jomimi.
The French heavyweight has also previously walked out to “HAINE & SEX” by Gazo Officiel.
Meanwhile, Josh Hokit heads into UFC 334 with a perfect 4-0 record inside the promotion, fresh off a stoppage victory over Derrick Lewis at UFC White House. The 29-year-old American has also secured notable wins over Curtis Blaydes and Denzel Freeman.
“The Incredible Hok” made his way to the Octagon to the iconic “Real American” by Rick Derringer in his last fight, the legendary theme song famously associated with the late WWE icon Hulk Hogan during his wrestling career.
At UFC 334, Hokit could opt for his recently released diss track, “MSG Freestyle,” as his walkout anthem. The outspoken heavyweight contender dropped the track earlier this month under his rap alias, J-Word.
UFC 334: What Walkout Songs Do Kayla harrison, Amanda Nunes, And Others Use?
Boasting a perfect 3-0 record inside the UFC, Kayla Harrison looks to begin her bantamweight championship reign with a statement victory at UFC 334. The 36-year-old American secured the 135-pound title with a submission win over former champion Julianna Peña at UFC 316 in June 2025.
Harrison has remained consistent with her walkout music throughout her UFC career, making her entrance to “Unbreakable” by Jay Kill and the Hustle Standard in each of her appearances inside the Octagon.
Meanwhile, Amanda Nunes, who holds a 16-2 record inside the UFC, is set to return to action after more than three years away from competition. The former two-division champion stepped away from the sport following her unanimous decision victory over Irene Aldana at UFC 289 in June 2023, where she successfully defended her bantamweight title before announcing her retirement.
“The Lioness” has used “The Champion” by Carrie Underwood featuring Ludacris as her walkout track on several occasions.
However, for her last appearance at UFC 289, Nunes made her entrance to “American Oxygen” by Rihanna.
Check out the potential walkout songs for other fighters on the UFC 334 fight card:
- Caio Borralho: “Ultimo Dias” by Kiara Rocks
- Yousri Belgaroui: “Eye of the Tiger” by Survivor
- Uros Medic: “Immigrant Song” by Led Zeppelin
- Kevin Holland: “All In” by Lil Baby
- Bilal Hasan: “Billie Jean” by Michael Jackson
- Stephen Thompson: “Wonderboy” by Tenacious D
- Charles Radtke: “Firestarter” by The Prodigy
- Drew Dober: “This Is How We Do It” by Montell Jordan
- Chris Duncan: “Freed From Desire” by Gala
- Jim Miller: “Bad Moon Rising” by Creedence Clearwater Revival
- Terrance McKinney: “Hussle & Motivate” by Nipsey Hussle
- Cesar Almeida: “DNA” by Kendrick Lamar
- Jared Gordon: “By Faith I Will Find It” by Steven Furtick
- Macy Chiasson: “Fire Squad” by J. Cole
- Bia Mesquita: “Cheguei” by LUDMILLA
