“They Bit My Arm so I Had To Do It” – Mike Tyson Leaves Dana White Sour Revealing Francis Ngannou Collaboration Before Tyson Fury Fight

In the realm of combat sports, unpredictability often reigns supreme, shaping the destinies of fighters and captivating fans worldwide. In a surprising turn, the ever-versatile Mike Tyson now guides Francis Ngannou, potentially reshaping fighting history with their unique partnership. Amidst this revelation, an exclusive conversation between Tyson and UFC President Dana White sheds light on this audacious partnership, brimming with potential and promise.

White was surprised as Mike disclosed plans to coach Francis Ngannou, sparking a major change in combat sports. The Tyson-Ngannou partnership showcases an unmatched tale of tenacity and victory, crafting an unprecedented legacy in combat chronicles. As the ex UFC fighter is being trained under the guidance of Mike Tyson what will be the reaction of Dana White?

Mike Tyson and White’s discussion on Francis Ngannou

The recent episode of The HotBoxin podcast brought together two towering figures in the fighting arena – the enigmatic Mike Tyson and UFC President Dana White. Amidst the camaraderie, the conversation delved into uncharted territory, unraveling a revelation that had largely dodged White’s attention. Tyson himself shared his role as a trainer for Francis Ngannou, a detail that had already stirred excitement within the fight community.

Tyson expressed, “You hear, what I am doing? I am going to be training Francis Ngannou to fight Tyson Fury. Comm’n, I know you must have heard of it.”

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To which White replied, “I didn’t hear that yet. No.”

Mike Tyson further added, “Yeah, they told me and they bit my arm, so I had to do it.”

At 36, Ngannou last fought in Jan 2022, winning by a decision against ex-teammate Ciryl Gane, defending his UFC title. Next year, he’s set to enter the Professional Fighters League, and as per his agreement with the rival promotion, he’s allowed to pursue boxing. Notably, Mike Tyson has joined Ngannou’s coaching staff for his upcoming boxing match against Tyson Fury.

Ngannou’s redemption path and the trailblazing road ahead

Francis Ngannou’s journey has been one of unwavering determination and resilience. The former UFC heavyweight champion, known as ‘The Predator,’ left UFC after negotiations fell through, declining an $8 million offer to take on Jon Jones. White’s stance was firm – Ngannou’s return to UFC was off the table.

However, fate took an unexpected turn. Ngannou’s PFL MMA partnership and equity stake yield financial gains and forge unorthodox opportunities in the unique alliance. This ambitious endeavor finds its pulse in professional boxing. Teaming with legend Mike Tyson, Ngannou’s path blends raw power, mentorship, and relentless pursuit of greatness, crafting an iconic journey. The build-up of this partnership culminates in Ngannou’s boxing debut against Tyson Fury on October 28 in Riyadh.

As the boxing ring beckons and the Ngannou-Fury clash looms, a question lingers: Will this collaboration mark a new era where distinctions between disciplines blur, where legacies intertwine, and where the pursuit of greatness becomes an unstoppable force, erasing boundaries and charting unexplored trajectories? Time alone reveals as the world waits, eager for the emergence of a new legend, holding its breath.

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