Watch Video: Conor McGregor vs. Khabib Nurmagomedov, Ronda Rousey vs. Holly Holm, and Jose Aldo vs. Conor McGregor were some of the most highly anticipated matches in recent memory that delighted MMA fans all over the world. These legendary fights now appear to be followed by the mega-fight between Jon Jones and Francis Ngannou. Both competitors have been putting in a lot of work for the battle. The UFC heavyweight champion recently shared a video of himself practicing the kicks on Instagram. Follow UFC News Updates with InsideSport.IN
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Watch: Francis Ngannou practicing insane kicks
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Francis Ngannou, who has a knee problem, was spotted practicing kicks. It looked lethal with those hefty legs. The UFC heavyweight champion said, “Kicks are coming back slowly.”
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Meanwhile, Francis’s supporters praised the UFC champion’s devastating kicks. “Technique is looking nice too, champ,” a fan wrote. His other supporters made hints that Jon Jones would lose by writing that Francis would be the first to beat Bones and that Jones would leave on a stretcher.
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Francis Ngannou vs Jon Jones
Jones last competed in 2019, making his final defense of his light heavyweight title before relinquishing it. Bones defeated Dominick Reyes in a contentious unanimous decision. He has been gaining weight for a jump to heavyweight since that bout.
The reigning heavyweight champion, Ngannou, last faced Ciryl Gane in January 2022. To complete his first championship defense, The Predator prevailed. However, a knee injury has kept him out of action ever since.
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Although the Jones-Ngannou fight has not yet been confirmed, it seems doubtful that the UFC will blow the chance to strike a contract that would be advantageous to both the business and fight fans.
