Gotta be honest, the ufc card is stacked, a must see ****er. Fury Ngannou is an event with probably a weak card.
Imagine Haney v Tank, Canelo v Benavidez & Shak v Loma on the same card plus some great fight's on before. That's the equivalent that the ufc are putting out.
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Dana Whites quote at the end of the article makes no sense. Fury is the best heavyweight boxer in the world, Ngannou is supposedly the best heavyweight MMA fighter. That seems like best vs best too.
Keep in mind, Dana White would be fellating Fury-Ngannou if the UFC was involved. Just like he fellated Mayweather-McGregor once the money made sense.Leave a comment:
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Lean towards Islam and Khamzat but they're pretty competitive fights. Volk has been active more recently than Islam as well so he could be pretty sharp and ready even coming in as a late replacement. As for Usman/Khamzat, I think a lot of it depends on what state Usman is in after those Leon fights, if those signalled him getting old and declining or if hes still got something left in the tank. As good as Khamzat looks usually hes not had much experience at the elite level, basically just the Burns fight and he looked much more beatable than usual there. You dont wanna take the kind of shots Khamzat took from Burns from the much bigger and harder hitting Usman.Originally posted by Clegg View PostLeave a comment:
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Big story this. Dana White is asked if UFC 294 will outperform Fury-Nganno and he says, I hope so, but I am biased. Groundbreaking.
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Comments Thread For: Dana White Believes UFC 294 Will Outperform Fury-Ngannou on PPV
UFC CEO Dana White is crossing his fingers that UFC 294 will outperform Tyson Fury vs. Francis Ngannou on pay-per-view. UFC 294 takes place on Saturday night from the Etihad Arena Abu Dhabi, while Fury vs. Ngannou takes place next Saturday in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.
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