In the UFC 260 Main Event in Las Vegas on Saturday night in Cameroon Francis Ngannou and a 38-year-old Croatian but already born in America, currently working for the Cleveland Fire Department Stipe Miocic clashed for the heavyweight world championship belt.
Cameroon is a real giant, recorded at 193 inches and 119 kilograms. His awful muscles were initially trained by life. His family lived in tragic conditions, and little Francis had been working in a quarry at the age of twelve. His father, as a street fighter, tried to add something to the box office, he introduced his child to the basics of boxing. Ngannou first chose a professional boxing career, emigrating to Spain via Spain – where he sat in the border police custody for two months – to Paris, where he initially lived on the streets. At the age of 29, he came into contact in 2013 Lopez owonyebevel, with the coach of MMA Factory, switched to cage fighting thanks to him.
Since then, his career has been almost unbroken, having collected several big scalps and already fought a title match with Miocic in 2018, then he chose the wrong tactics. In the land fight, American knowledge dominated and eventually the fight also brought his scoring victory. Then another defeat halted his career, but since then two former world champions, Cain Velasquezt and Junior dos Santost also defeated with KO or TKO, so a rematch against Miocic could take place.
This time, Cameroon took out the boxing past. He already dominated in the first round, then in the second he hit with a left straight on the top of his chin Stipe Miociccset, who stumbled from it and then puffed after another left hook until the match against the American defending champion of Croatian descent was stopped by the ring referee. For the first time in his 34-year-old MMA career in Cameroon, he became the UFC’s heavyweight world champion.
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