Video: Daniel Cormier, a former UFC champion, used some grappling techniques mockingly to greet Francis Ngannou, the current heavyweight champion, on the third episode of Road to recovery by Ngannou on YouTube. Daniel claimed that he was now beyond his ability to subdue. He asserted that Francis would be his opponents’ worst nightmare. For UFC News updates with InsideSport.IN
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VIDEO: Francis Ngannou new physique amuses Daniel Cormier
“Oh, he’s wrestling now, and this enormous guy can’t be taken over the wall.” The previous champion questioned Francis, “What happened to you,” amused by his physical appearance. Wow, you appear skinnier than ever today. That is a nightmare,” Cormier said. He continued, “It’s shocking to see a guy like Francis, who weighs between 275 and 280 pounds, accomplish stuff like that.”
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Video: Francis says, “they tried to fu** me.”
In another video segment, the heavyweight fighter discussed his final match against Ciryl Gane in January 2022. Francis Ngannou thinks all of his successes, fame, and allure would have been lost if he had failed to Ciryl Gane in the UFC 270 main event. The former partner of Francis Ngannou, Gane, is a top-tier fighter with a high IQ, and many people backed him in stripping Ngannou of the heavyweight belt.
Francis Ngannou observed, “I started to feel hatred instead of happiness after the fight. Oh, this whole thing made me angry. Those are too sentimental moments. They attempted to fu** me and intended to ruin me, so, yeah. What if I hadn’t been successful in the fight? Oh no, that’s okay; that would have been the response. As fighters do, it wouldn’t be like he had recently lost a battle. The drama would have resulted even if a battle had been won.
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Francis Ngannou UFC future
The heavyweight title fight between current champion Francis Ngannou and former light heavyweight champion Jon Jones is expected to occur at UFC 285 on March 4, 2023, according to the consensus. Jones may take on Curtis Blaydes if Ngannou is not prepared by then, according to another theory.
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