Israel Adesanya and Others React To Francis Ngannou’s Majestic Transformation: UFC News: Francis Ngannou signed his contract for the Professional Fighters League on Tuesday. During one of his interviews, he said the past few months have been very interesting and he is excited to deal with PFL as he got what he had been expecting. Follow UFC News Updates with InsideSports.IN
He just wasn’t looking for a promotion, but recognition as a fighter, and PFL gave him the value he had been looking for as a person. Francis will soon be making a seven-figure purse on each of his fights after joining the PFL.
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Francis Ngannou’s Majestic Transformation in 10 Years-“Amen”
Francis Ngannou will be amongst one of the most highly paid fighters along with having his own sponsorship deals while fighting inside the cage. The 36-year-old fighter will also be the chairman for PFL Africa. Providing the continent exposure by conducting various productive events.
PFL will be staging events in the continent of Africa by 2025, Ngannou will also be provided with opportunities to schedule boxing events outside the PFL.
Francis Ngannou has a record of 17-3-0 in his entire UFC career. Ngannou turned into a professional boxer in 2013, when he beat Rachid Benzina via submission. Francis shared a post on Instagram where he showed himself back in 2013 and now.
Various comments have flooded his current post, including Israel Adesanya’s, as he writes “ Amen”.
While other comments are more or less revolving around his fashion sense, and how he hasn’t been fighting for quite a while now. Though Francis has definitely made a great transformation through the span of 10 years. But fans want to see more professional fights from the pro-fighter.
Israel Adesanya and Francis Ngannou have always shared a great relationship throughout their entire UFC career.
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