Comments Thread For: Ngannou: I Have A lot of Options - But I Want Fury Rematch The Most!

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MMA veteran Francis Ngannou is eager to get back in the ring for a rematch with WBC heavyweight champion Tyson Fury. Last Saturday night in Saudi Arabia, Ngannou came close to pulling off one of the biggest upsets in boxing history when he lost a ten round split decision over Fury.
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[Smash]

10 mil dollars v 300k from dana, stop moaning about a-side scores, welcome to boxing lol

[takenotes]

Unless he is prepared to pay $100 million + to Usyk it is not happening

[MrShakeAndBake]

The ****eheads performance was so bad that mma fighters started to believe in themselves....

[Hands of Stone]

I like Ngannou but enough at this point about the sideways talk about boxing. You earned 3.5 million your entire UFC career. Boxing just gave you 3-4 times that in one fight that you shouldn't have been in if the boxer wasn't playing foul to begin with so a little appreciation to the sport is in order at this point.

[Smash]

good luck with getting a rematch with fury i think, wlad & wilder i think had serious issues at times, u are dealing with a bipolar guy who now has been brought back to earth with a ****, he was believing his own hype too much, usyk may well do a job on him and finish him off with some clever footwork, even though i would still put fury as fav to beat usyk

[TMLT87]

You earned 3.5 million your entire UFC career.

Theres no way thats all he got. Guy had 14 fights in the UFC, most of them pretty high profile, his 7th was a PPV main event and title shot, if he got paid only 500k per fight from then onwards he'd still have made more than $3.5m total. He probably made more than 3.5m just in his last two UFC fights tbh.

[boxingitis]

Wilder vs Ngannou sounds interesting

[STREET CLEANER]

Unless the Saudis are willing to pay for it again I doubt this fight happens.

I rather watch him against Wilder.

[Boro]

Theres no way thats all he got. Guy had 14 fights in the UFC, most of them pretty high profile, his 7th was a PPV main event and title shot, if he got paid only 500k per fight from then onwards he'd still have made more than $3.5m total. He probably made more than 3.5m just in his last two UFC fights tbh.

Sadly they're right when Dana was offering him $1.50 per PPV in their most recent negotiations and before that he was getting $1.25 and let's not forget they only announced the first Stipe fights numbers (350k).

I imagine that's because the rematch and the Gane fight were a flop.