Francis Ngannou Makes an Honest Admission on Viral Video of Him Destroying ‘Jacka** Forever’ Member With a Nutshot

Francis Ngannou, the UFC HW champion, is probably the hardest puncher in the history of combat sport. However, on the ‘Jacka** Forever’ movie set, one of the cast members tested the Predator’s power, taking a punch in the groin.

Ngannou, on his YouTube channel, posted a video of the BTS clip. In the video, Ngannou revealed that they performed the act genuinely.

He said, “At first I didn’t know that it was like real and I thought that I’m gonna go there and pretend like hitting him or something down like. No, we don’t pretend here.”

Here’s the video of Ngannou hitting one of the cast members, Ehren McGhehey.

Earlier, Johnny Knoxville, the lead character of Jacka** Forever, set up McGhehey and told him a lightweight will punch him. When McGhehey saw the UFC HW champion walking out to punch him, it terrified him. Ngannou, in a report, revealed he had to do multiple takes before landing the perfect shot.

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The movie Jackass Forever has released in theaters, in the US, on Feb 4.

Francis Ngannou is out of the octagon for the next 9 months

The ‘Baddest man on the planet’ defended his UFC HW championship at UFC 270. Though he had injuries walking into the fight, the Predator walked out with the undisputed belt.

Ngannou’s manager, Marquel Martin, revealed to ESPN, the Predator would require surgery on his knee’s and he plans to get one, in the US, after his visit from Cameroon. Because of the surgery, he is out for the next 9 months.

Meanwhile, his manager wants to clear things with the UFC regarding Ngannou’s contract dispute.

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With HW champion out for 9 months, UFC could create another Interim HW championship. Jon Jones has recently shown interest in fighting the former HW champion, Stipe Miocic.

Is this the fight to make? Does an interim heavyweight championship make sense? Let us know in the comment section.