Josh Hokit says he 'saw triple the whole fight' after UFC 334 eye poke

Josh Hokit is keeping his commentary short and sweet for once – but he made it clear early Sunday that he wasn't a fan of Ciryl Gane's fingers to the face early in their UFC 334 title fight Saturday. Early in the UFC 334 main event, Hokit (10-1 MMA, 4-1 UFC) appeared to take a Gane (15-2 MMA, 12-2 U

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Josh Hokit is keeping his commentary short and sweet for once – but he made it clear early Sunday that he wasn't a fan of Ciryl Gane's fingers to the face early in their UFC 334 title fight Saturday.

Early in the UFC 334 main event, Hokit (10-1 MMA, 4-1 UFC) appeared to take a Gane (15-2 MMA, 12-2 UFC) finger to the eye. Despite Hokit signaling that he was slightly impaired, the foul was not called by referee Marc Goddard and the action continued.

"I saw triple the whole fight," Hokit wrote on Instagram. "But f*ck it."

Gane went on to successfully defend his title after a 25-minute all-action battle in which he earned a unanimous decision from the judges. But the narrative surrounding his pattern of eye pokes will almost certainly be strengthened

as a result of Saturday's bout.

This article originally appeared on MMA Junkie: Josh Hokit says he 'saw triple the whole fight' after UFC 334 eye poke