Josh Hokit's coach, Greg Jackson, will not be in his corner for the upcoming UFC White House fight against Derrick Lewis. This news comes as a surprise, as Jackson is a renowned coach and Hokit's absence from his corner could impact the fighter's strategy. Hokit's win over Curtis Blaydes has propelled him into the rankings, and his performance has been a topic of discussion. The fight against Lewis is a significant test for Hokit, and the absence of his coach may be a challenge. However, Hokit's team has a plan in place, and his other coach, Mike Winkeljohn, is confident in their strategy. The fight is set to take place at the White House, and Hokit's performance will be a key factor in the event's success. The article also mentions other UFC-related news, such as the 2026 Combat Sports Promotional Draft, Gilbert Burns' retirement plan, and the pay jump of UFC owner Ari Emanuel. The final thoughts section discusses the potential value of the UFC's current model and the upcoming UFC Vegas 116 event.
