Combat sports: UFC and boxing
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The UFC rows track Polymarket's UFC 334 card on November 14. The four moneylines here have taken $99,948 between them, $93,057 of it on Josh Hokit against Ciryl Gane.
Tyson Fury–Anthony Joshua on December 11 holds $118,723 of open interest. Fury is 60.5%, and $3,488 of the day's $5,262 went to Joshua.
Jake Paul against Cedric Doumbe on December 24 is now the second boxing book on the page. Paul is 75.5% and Doumbe 26%, on $2,314 in 24 hours with $8,829 of open interest; the board settles at 7pm ET December 24.
Polymarket's board on who holds the UFC middleweight title at the end of 2026 has Sean Strickland at 92.3%, with Khamzat Chimaev at 0.25%, on $646.
The forward boxing money is two December books. Paul vs Doumbe, December 24: 75.5% against 26% on $8,829 of open interest, $7,849 of it on Doumbe's leg. Fury vs Joshua, December 11: 60.5% against 39.5% on $118,723; Joshua's leg took $3,488 of the day's $5,262.
Both sides of the fight. Paul is 75.5% on $233 in 24 hours, with $980 of open interest; Doumbe is 26% on $2,081, with $7,849. The two legs sum to 101.5, and the underdog has drawn most of the money even with Paul the clear favorite.
UFC 334, November 14. Polymarket lists the card as individual moneylines, each quoted on its first-named fighter.
Hokit vs Gane, a heavyweight main-card bout, has Josh Hokit at 34% on $93,057, by far the busiest of the four, so Ciryl Gane is the favorite. Dober vs Duncan, a lightweight bout on the prelims, has Drew Dober 41% on $586. Also on the main card, Holland vs Medić at welterweight is $4,444 and Nunes vs Harrison at women's bantamweight $1,861. Four fights, $99,948 in total.
Amanda Nunes is 37.5% against Kayla Harrison on $1,861, and Kevin Holland is 42.5% against Uroš Medić on $4,444. Each contract is quoted on its first-named fighter, so Harrison and Medić are the favorites in those bouts. Both books are still light next to Hokit–Gane.
Kalshi's contract on whether Trump attends UFC 334 is marked 18.5% on $627 in 24 hours, with $13,065 of open interest; it settles November 15. Beside it, Polymarket's middleweight title board for the end of 2026: Strickland 92.3%, Nassourdine Imavov 0.3% and Chimaev 0.25%, on $646 in the day.
The UFC 334 moneylines settle November 14, the Trump attendance contract November 15, Fury vs Joshua after the December 11 fight and Paul vs Doumbe on December 24.
- Hokit vs Gane at 34% for Hokit, the busiest UFC 334 book at $93,057.
- Fury at 60.5% with $118,723 held.
- Paul at 75.5%, Doumbe 26%, on $8,829 of open interest.
- Strickland at 92.3% on the middleweight title board.
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