Josh Hokit gets final word despite loss in UFC heavyweight title fight

Josh Hokit gets final word despite loss in UFC heavyweight title fight

TRENDING Week 10 NFL updates Maye, Hutchinson injured College football winners/losers Week 10 Fantasy Football Toolkit: Start/sit advice, rankings, sleepers, more UFC 334 takeaways Story by Story by Josh Hokit gets final word despite loss in UFC heavyweight title fight Josh Peter, MMA Junkie · MMA Junkie Sun, November 15, 2026 at 3:35 PM UTC · 2 min read About Our Ads Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement Josh Hokit lost the fight, but he still had the final word.

Hokit lost to Ciryl Gane by unanimous decision in their heavyweight title fight Saturday at Madison Square Garden. And after Gane praised Hokit during a post-fight interview in the octagon, Rogan had the microphone as he approached Hokit.

The UFC fighter notorious for insulting remarks and public backlash might have delivered the surprise of the night.

"I will rejoice in my suffering," Hokit said as if fatigued by the five-round fight. "Suffering builds endurance. Endurance builds character. And character builds hope.

"I will never lose hope. I will be champion one day. And you guys can kick me while I'm down. I'll stick break your f*cking leg."

On Tuesday, Hokit experienced double-take moment. He met filmmaker Spike Lee at Madison Square Garden before the New York Knicks game that night.

Lee held up a Knicks-colored jersey with Hokit's name on the back. Hokit also posed with actor Ben Stiller.

On his Instagram page, Hokit wrote, "You think they ever heard one of my post fight speeches? Tehehe #ufc

Hokit unveiled his signature post-fight sermon on Sept. 7, 2024 after he defeated Sean Rose by first-round submission and improved to 2-0 as a pro.

"I want to shout out my dad for whuppin' me as a kid, so I could whup these grown men in the octagon," Hokit during an interview inside the cage. "That's where parents are messing up nowadays. They don't want to discipline their kids. They're growing up weak. They want to be transgender and support the LGBTQ. Parents, discipline your kids!"

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