Francis Ngannou’s path to UFC superstardom has been nothing short of inspirational. The Cameroonian was brought up in abject poverty and has shared stories of how he did not have enough money to buy basic necessities such as shoes and books for school. His journey from Cameroon to France and his transition to an MMA fighter is something that commands one’s respect. 

Despite all the odds being stacked against him, ‘The Predator’ made it to the UFC. This weekend, he has the opportunity to realize a lifelong dream of becoming a world champion in the UFC. 

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Francis Ngannou reveals the source for his insane work ethic

In a recent interview, Francis Ngannou shared experiences from his childhood that molded his insane work ethic.

‘The Predator’ continued, “That kind of like cultivate my character, get me hungry. I wanted to prove them wrong on looking me down like I’m not worth it. That give me this like anger that push me to go over all this. Because I’m like okay, I’m going to prove them wrong.”

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A reinvigorated Ngannou takes on an ever-improving Stipe Miocic this weekend at UFC 260. The Cameroonian has adopted a different approach this time out.

What do you make of the main event at UFC 260? Do you think it will be 2-0 for Miocic or will Ngannou see the fruits of his childhood struggles?