Francis Ngannou says hes forced to borrow money for his camp (UFC Heavyweight champion)

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News - Francis borrowing money for camp

These CAC on Sherdog are so on code, they talking bout Francis made $200,000 his last fight, that is more than enough he just mismananged his money buying a rolls royce, fukk the UFC and that fanbase. Francis should come over to boxing and fight Wilder or Fury and get some real money.

Oh yeah Sherdog is like MAGA/st0rmfr0nt or any bottomfeeding racist place you think of rolled into one.

It’s just a shame year after year the narrative hasn’t changed with the UFC.

There was a female fighter from Dallas who won a fight earlier this year. And in the post fight interview in the octagon she was crying/sobbing like a baby because she was more happy she won to get a paycheck because going on about how she broke she was. It was very sad.

 

[Trojan 24]

I think they can only wear Reebok stuff

shyt was foul. Apparel endorsements had to be one of the biggest sources of income for fighters and he signed that deal with Reebok, and took almost the whole cut

 

[Shadow King]

You think these nikkas give a fukk about money when they out here with they ears looking like a damn funnel cake

That's exactly why they need money though lol

 

[TrueEpic08]

shyt was foul. Apparel endorsements had to be one of the biggest sources of income for fighters and he signed that deal with Reebok, and took almost the whole cut

Shouldn't be a surprise that the UFC's money match era came shortly after endorsements on trunks were banned. Certainly not the only reason or the biggest reason why it came about, but it was a significant one nonetheless.

I feel guys like Gegard Mousasi bolting for Bellator and ONE a few years ago should have told us what was coming (or, rather, still happening here). A major middleweight contender who had won his last 5 UFC fights and 6 of his last 7, had just beaten a popular, well-promoted former champion, AND was probably going to get a title shot with one more victory just leaves to fight inferior competition in a "lower" level league because he can't come to terms with Dana and company. Writing's been on the wall for a while, it's just that UFC's promotional machine papered over it a bit.