Nunes Returns As Underdog Against Harrison At UFC 334Nunes Returns As Underdog Against Harrison At UFC 334
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Nunes Returns As Underdog Against Harrison At UFC 334

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Amanda Nunes will enter the cage as a betting underdog for the first time since 2018 when she challenges Kayla Harrison for the women's bantamweight title at UFC 334.

According to betting lines from BetOnline Sports and Casino, Harrison opened as a -190 favorite against Nunes, who sits at +161, per Sherdog. The last time the former two-division champion entered a completed UFC bout as an underdog came against Cris Cyborg at UFC 232 in 2018, where she won by knockout in 51 seconds.

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Gane Favored Over Hokit In UFC 334 Main Event

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UFC 334
Madison Square Garden · New York City · 14 Nov 2026
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The UFC 334 card takes place Nov. 14 at Madison Square Garden in New York. In the main event, heavyweight champion Ciryl Gane is favored at -243 against unbeaten challenger Josh Hokit, who sits at +203.

The middleweight matchup between Caio Borralho and Yousri Belgaroui has the tightest line on the main card, with Borralho at -120 and Belgaroui at +103. Uros Medic is listed at -165 against Kevin Holland at +140 in their welterweight bout.

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Flyweight prospect Bilal Hasan carries the biggest favorite tag on the main card at -950 against Luis Gurule, a +650 underdog. The event marks the promotion's annual Madison Square Garden date.


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  • Sherdog — UFC 334 odds: Amanda Nunes returns as underdog at MSG
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