WATCH: When Mike Tyson Showed Francis: Boxing News: Francis Ngannou met his idol Mike Tyson in the year 2019, who agreed to coach him and provide him with some tactics on how to defeat the gypsy king inside the ring. A 6-foot-4 colossus. above 115 kg. Francis Ngannou is without a doubt one of the most terrifying fighters alive right now, but the fighter’s future is uncertain right now. Follow Boxing News Updates with InsideSports.IN.
Francis Ngannou made his exit from the UFC on January 2022, after which Dana White announced to the media that Ngannou had left the company as he failed to agree to a new deal. He had been stripped of his heavyweight championship title and was free to go out and compete with anyone he wanted.
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When Mike Tyson Showed Francis Ngannou How To Beat Tyson Fury
Following increased rumours that UFC heavyweight champion Ngannou would fight Fury after both men hinted at a possible crossover contest.
That old video has resurfaced since Ngannou quit the UFC, in which Tyson gives the former champion advice on defeating Fury.
Tyson says that Fury throws long punches. Therefore, Francis has to counterattack his opponent with short punches. Constantly hitting him with short punches all over his body will deliver him the results he has been seeking for.
WATCH: When Mike Tyson Showed Francis Ngannou How To Beat Tyson Fury
Tyson then goes on to give a demonstration of what he means, and despite being 57 years old, he is still utterly terrifying.
Before earning the title in March of last year, Ngannou, who has a perfect finish percentage in his MMA career, knocked out all four of his opponents in less than 90 seconds.
His ability to knock opponents out has led to numerous parallels to “Iron Mike” during the heavyweight’s prime, which Ngannou described as a “great honour.”
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