Francis Ngannou

You follow the path, the destiny of that life.

And you just be grateful because regardless of the fact that I didn't start 10 years earlier, I didn't have that opportunity 10 years earlier.

Meanwhile, I had to discover MMA and have a great journey in MMA, have a great experience in MMA, you know.

so it's something that i will not regret that i will not beat that up over an opportunity of starting boxing early thing just happened i took the i took my chance i do what i can do it's all about like figure out how far i can go what i can possibly do

You know, so I'm not a 18 years, 20 years old guy that are dreaming to have a career into this.

But I still want to know what I can possibly do at this point of my life.

Yeah, I feel very great.

Regardless of the result, for me, knowing what I was going through, what was in my mind, like what's going to happen into this fight, first round, second round, then I get in the 10th round.

good and I pretty I feel like I wasn't doing bad so for me that was a win that was a satisfaction you know right the result was other part of it which didn't matter most but I knew already that when if ever you get because I couldn't guarantee that we will get in the 10 round but if ever we get there I wasn't expecting to win

I will say something.

You know, like, I want this from the moment that they accepted the fight, that they signed the fight.

Because I think I was...

very underestimated.

They didn't know that I could have done something.

If they had known that beforehand, maybe this fight would have never happened because they would have seen a risk and they wouldn't want to take that risk.

So this was basically like less risk, zero risk.

When we started a fight, when the referee said, okay, you guys go to your corner, he said, let me take you to school.

So the dancing was like, I think you're a bad professor.

You're a bad teacher.

That was the only reason why I did that.