Francis Ngannou

They didn't find anything.

The second time was in Saudi.

We took him to the hospital.

They ran a lot of exams.

They didn't do anything.

they did the EEG didn't do the scan or the MRI because I think according to them their conclusion was that he has a swollen lung you know and that was what was pressing his chest and stopping him from breathing and create that

So, after all those exams, they gave him some medicine that he's going to be okay, nothing to worry about.

Because at first, they even thought about asthma.

They gave him a ventilator, and then after some results, they took him out.

And then, you know, it put me in confidence.

Even though, like,

I don't know, sometimes I think, somewhere in my mind I have to think that, yes, but he didn't show any stress respiratory, if it was something from his lung.

But I'm like, bro, those were professional doctors and this, and then I trust that.

So I basically put my guard down.

And I remember just getting in Dubai, and that day I was thinking, like, oh, life is, meanwhile, I'm not doing bad.

Life is good.

You know, I went to the gym, like, maybe I should go to club tonight.

And I don't go to club, I don't go out.

Like, man, come on, which kind of guy are you?

I went to the gym to work out.