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Ciryl Gane won the interim heavyweight title at UFC 265. ‘Bon Gamin’ earned a stunning T/KO finish against Derrick Lewis. He completely outclassed ‘The Black Beast’ with his swift movement and unmatched range control. The Frenchman was just too good for his opponent in front of his hometown crowd.

Gane recently revealed to L’equipe how much money he took home from the title fight in Houston, Texas.

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With his latest triumph, Gane has further added to his perfect professional record. He has already won against the likes of Junior Dos Santos, Jairzinho Rozenstruik, Alexander Volkov, Derrick Lewis, and more in the UFC. Needless to say, that is quite impressive in its own right.

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‘Bon Gamin’ will now face Francis Ngannou next with the undisputed heavyweight title on the line. This is an intriguing prospect for fight fans as two completely different styles of fighters will fight for the belt.

Francis Ngannou vs Ciryl Gane: who takes it?

Gane and Ngannou are two former teammates. But their styles couldn’t have been more different from the other. Ngannou relies on heavy power and throws every shot intending to end the fight.

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Gane, on the other hand, breaks his opponents down in a systematic approach. He overwhelms them with his technique rather than swinging for the fences. That being said, the Frenchman absolutely can knock anybody out. So, he is a unique challenge for anyone, even ‘The Predator’.

The fight will be a magnificent spectacle for the fans, to say the least. Whether a cautious Ngannou is good enough to keep Gane at bay and land one of his bombs remains to be seen. Nevertheless, whoever wins the fight will be the undisputed best heavyweight on the planet.

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Who is your pick? Ngannou or Gane? Let us know.

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