Francis Ngannou

Like, I just think that to be a good, it's a job that you think like to be good at it, you need to be screwing somebody.

Right.

Most likely.

Not always, but most likely.

So I don't see myself like that, but I see myself really working on the growth of the sport, basically in Africa.

And again, that's why the PFA Africa comes to me like the right thing.

Yeah.

You know, the retirement plan, things that I could be focused on, been working on.

I know how Africa works perfectly.

I know how PFA works perfectly.

I know Pete Murray and Don Davis, they are very excited about it.

But, bro, they are white people from America, and they don't know how Africa works.

I am from Africa and I know the deep ground of Africa and I know the challenge there.

I know the problem there as an athlete and I think that's where I will impact.

I think a role of an executive will be like, it's some fancy thing that, yes, I might have, but I think my good job is to work on the field because I know the problem on the field, the root.

and the problem there, what could be done, what needs to be done, what they need.

I think that's what I would be best at.

Also, for young fighters.

Yeah, it's cool to be chairman of PFR Africa, but I'm not going to sit in the office.

I'm like, oh, I'm a chairman and then wear suit and tie every day to run stuff.