Ciryl Gane holds the undisputed UFC heavyweight title after Tom Aspinall vacated due to ongoing eye injuries from their prior no-contest, setting up his first defense against undefeated contender Josh Hokit in the UFC 334 main event on November 14. Traders assign Gane the leading 69.0% implied probability based on his experience, striking volume, and recent interim-title knockout of Alex Pereira. Hokit’s 30.9% share reflects his perfect 10-0 record, 2026 hot streak including wins over Derrick Lewis and Curtis Blaydes, and marketability that earned the title shot despite lower ranking. Later December heavyweight bouts such as Sergei Pavlovich versus Pereira may reshape the division but are unlikely to alter the champion before year-end.