“Goggins Made Tony Throw Up”- Fans Left in a Frenzy as Tony Ferguson Teams Up With David Goggins for UFC 296 Fight Against Paddy Pimblett

Tony Ferguson will be looking to snap his 6-fight losing streak against Paddy Pimblett at UFC 296. The former UFC lightweight interim champion had his last win inside the Octagon at UFC 238. Since then, he has suffered a string of losses to fighters like Justin Gaethje, Charles Oliveira, and Michael Chandler. Despite his setbacks, Ferguson remains a fan favorite due to his unique and unfiltered personality. Now, the boogeyman of the 155 lbs division has taken the help of an inspirational personality to prepare for UFC 296.

‘El Cucuy’ secured the UFC interim lightweight title at UFC 216 against Kevin Lee. Before his run of misfortune, Ferguson was on a 12-fight win streak in the promotion. Now, he’ll be looking to get back to his previous form against Paddy Pimblett, a rising prospect in the lightweight division. To help train him for this fight, Ferguson has added David Goggins to his corner! And the fans have been sent into a frenzy with the unexpected collaboration between the two!

Tony Ferguson shares video of training with the inspirational David Goggins

Tony Ferguson is famous among fans for his unique training methods and his raw personality. ‘El Cucuy’ gained his nickname due to the brutal nature of his fights. His opponents often left the cage bloodied and cut due to his vicious elbows and relentless pressure.

However, his past 6 fights in the UFC have seen the once-feared fighter be on the receiving end of heartbreaking losses. But fans were surprised to see Ferguson share an Instagram post stating that he has added David Goggins to his corner to prepare for UFC 296. Goggins, a former Navy SEAL, gained fame on the internet for his inspirational speeches and extreme workouts.

And his addition to Ferguson’s corner might just be the push ‘El Cucuy’ needs to turn back the clock at UFC 296. The fan reactions were filled with humor and respect for Ferguson and Goggins teaming up.

Here’s how the fans reacted:

Fans referred to Ferguson throwing up in the video:

Tony the type of guy to post a video of him puking extra up close so we can puke along with him and cut weight together.

Goggins’ intense training regimen has left a strong impression on fans:

Goggins made Tony throw up

Others showcased their surprise at the pairing.

The duo we didn’t think we needed

Many took humorous jabs at the post by Ferguson.

People are mistaken, this is a post of Tony helping David train

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Fans also referenced a viral interview in which Ferguson made a noteworthy statement.

Hold on I’m puking brother

Some stated that his opponent isn’t prepared for this version of ‘El Cucuy’

Paddy ain’t ready

And others showed their support for Ferguson and his future in the UFC

Tony 10 fight win-streak incoming 

Fans are excited about Tony Ferguson training with David Goggins before UFC 296, and they find it inspiring. They believe this collaboration will help Tony in his upcoming fight, and some even predict a 10-fight win streak for him. Tony Ferguson’s dedication and intense training regime are garnering a lot of support and attention.

But his opponent, Paddy Pimblett, has come out and made a bold statement about what he wants to accomplish in the ring against a UFC veteran!

‘The Baddy’ has one goal in mind against ‘El Cucuy’

UFC 296 is just around the corner, featuring a lightweight showdown between rising star Paddy Pimblett and the veteran Tony Ferguson.

In a recent interview with “The Schmo,” Pimblett expressed his respect for Ferguson, acknowledging the latter’s impressive 12-fight win streak in the lightweight division. However, Pimblett also made his intentions clear for their upcoming bout. He stated, “All I’m thinking about now is coming out and finishing Tony Ferguson in the first round.”

‘The Baddy’ aims to demonstrate his skills and send a message to the MMA world. After that, Pimblett plans to set his sights on ranked opponents in the New Year.

Paddy Pimblett enters UFC 296 with a 4-0 record in the UFC. Having recovered from ankle surgery, fans are eager to see how he performs against the battle-tested Tony Ferguson in what promises to be an exciting lightweight clash.

Do you think Tony Ferguson can snap his extended losing streak against Paddy Pimblett? Share your thoughts in the comments below!

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