Comments Thread For: Ngannou Lashes Out at 'Dirty' Boxing Industry: 'There's Nothing Noble Here'

[Cyborg Fangerloo]

His whining is getting a bit annoying. It is ok to say it one time, but going on and on about how you were "robbed" is not going to make you more fans or money in future fights.

[BillyBoxing]

N'gannou adapted well to boxing in every departments, even talking out of his a'ss lol

[BillyBoxing]

There is a "them". Boxing is still a racket owned by the Casinos (Who are owned by the Mob) and a certain religion who is over represented in wealth.

Yeah but there are definitely not owning the show in Saudi Arabia, definitely not...

[BillyBoxing]

Problem is fighters are surrounded with biased people: Yes Men, families and fans telling them they won hands down a close fight and they start to believe it.

[JakeTheBoxer]

Well, this dirty boxing industry allowed you to fight for a huge money in the fight you didn`t deserve, to begin with.


Now go back to an octagon, you moron.

[HENNY]

That's all combat sports tbh. UFC didn't do him any justice by throwing him a 50K fight bonus every ppv that was sold under his name lol at least he's getting paid more in one dirty sport

[low blows]

Francis Ngannou feels there were insidious forces at work, behind the curtain, in his recent stint in the boxing world. The former UFC champion from Cameroon is apparently under the impression that there was some element of skullduggery involved in his controversial split decision loss to WBC heavyweight champion Tyson Fury last month in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.
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That's rich he is fleeing a segment of fighting with a legal cartel that squashes wages similar to the illegal IBC cartel run by the mob. As others stated he won about 3 rounds and was too gassed to press the issue in the 9th or 10th round so he lost the fight.

[juggernaut666]

Ironically his similar fight in the UFC with Cyril Gane I believe should have went the other way , however he actually did lose the boxing match and that was a split decision ? The UFC fight was much closer if you know how to score MMA which is a huge headache in comparison to the simplicity of a boxing match .

[gauze]

Anybody reasonable person who saw the match against Fury knows you were the winner.

you saw the fight, but did you score it? he needed to win 5 rounds to get the 95-94 scorecard, so which 5 (or more) rounds did you score for ngannou? i gave him rounds 3, 7, and 8. the judge that scored it for ngannou gave him the 1st round and i think most reasonable people agree that was a fury round. that's really the only reason this fight was a split decision

[pollywog]

Maybe he was told to not press in the later rounds when he had Fury on ***** street again.

Maybe he had a no win bonus where if he won he'd make less money.

Who knows ? One thing though is that he was definitely not robbed and made a tidy wee sum that he'll probably never get again in any fight game.