Hokit promotes UFC event. Photo: Reproduction/Facebook/UFC
In full ascension with the latest victories in the Ultimate, Josh Hokit remains attentive to the heavyweight category scene (up to 120,2 kg). With the imminent rematch between Tom Aspinall and Ciryl Gane , the American came out publicly last Saturday (4) through a post on X (formerly Twitter) to share his opinions regarding the confrontation valid for the unification of the division titles, bringing an interesting point of view about the Briton.
According to the fighter's post, although Aspinall is an aggressive and dangerous athlete, especially at the beginning of the fight, this aggressiveness is also responsible for putting him in complicated situations. Throughout his career as a professional athlete, he has never faced a judges' decision.
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“He’s very offensive… that makes things exciting until a proper athlete can compete with his athleticism… his strength is also his weakness,” the fighter stated while sharing a video of Aspinall’s best moments.
He's to offensive minded.. that makes things exciting until a proper athlete is able to compete with his athleticism.. his strength is also his weakness.. https://t.co/Xw61kE18ry
— The Incredible Hok (@Josh_HokitUFC) July 4, 2026
Josh Hokit could be in contention for the title soon.
Josh Hokit in victory at UFC 324. Photo: Reproduction/X.
Much lighter than most other fighters in the 120 kg division, Josh Hokit 's agility has helped him climb the rankings very quickly. Undefeated, he is currently ranked fifth in the division and, depending on how the category unfolds, may have the opportunity to compete for the title soon.
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