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As UFC 270 approaches, fans are excited to see another exciting event with amazing battles. Francis Nganonou will also be seen defending his title for the first time at the event. The heavyweight fighter defeated Stipe Miocic in UFC 260 to become the champion.
Defending heavyweight champion Francis Ngannou (16-3 MMA, 11-2 UFC) will defend his bullet for the first time on January 22 against interim champion and undefeated Cyril Gane (10-0 MMA, 7-0 UFC) at UFC 270.
What makes this fight interesting is that both players were training partners. However, after Ngannou's feud with his former coach, Fernand Lopez, tensions between the fighters have also risen.
The world is ready to see it in a great show. Many fans believe that Ngannou will successfully defend his title. While many people think that Gane will upset him. But both fighters are optimistic and ready to play some great games at the Octagon.
Ngannou will compete against Gain, a former training mate from MMA Factory Paris, who is unbeaten in his MMA career. With Gane's pro-MMA career over the past three years, Gane has also worked hard at the UFC and significantly increased his heavyweight rankings. Gane won the interim title at UFC 265 with Derrick Lewis' third-round TKO.
Ngannou started fighting professionally again in 2013. After just one defeat in his early career, he won battle after battle. In 2015, he joined the UFC and competed against some really good fighters.
Unfortunately, he lost the title bout against Stipe Mew in UFC 220. But he got better and came back in March 2021 to defeat Miocic in another title fight.
Ngannou is currently on track to win 5 fights. As the division champion, he will have some very strong opponents. That includes Gain. So it needs to be better than before.
What do you think will happen to Francis Ngannou vs. Ciryl Gane in UFC 270?
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AJ Dobson vs. Jacob Malcolm
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