Josh Hokit is gearing up for his fourth UFC fight on June 14 against Derrick Lewis, following a grueling match against Curtis Blaydes. Despite just two months to recover, Hokit is dealing with a sore hand from that fight, which has forced him to modify his training regimen. In an interview, he revealed the extent of his injuries, stating he was unsure if he had a concussion or broken bones after the bout. Hokit is adapting his fighting style by incorporating more elbows and knees into his training, as he cannot rely heavily on his injured hand. His coach has expressed concerns about Hokit facing Lewis, a formidable knockout artist, due to the damage Hokit sustained in his last fight. Hokit is determined to make an impact in the heavyweight division and is focused on overcoming these challenges as he prepares for the upcoming matchup.