“He Can Kiss My A**”- Derrick Lewis Not Happy with Francis Ngannou’s Behavior

One of the biggest names in the heavyweight division, Derrick Lewis, again proved why he’s called the king of knockouts. He just recently locked horns with the number 7 ranked heavyweight in the UFC, Chris Daukaus. The fight went down on December 18, 2021, at the UFC Apex facility in Enterprise, Nevada.

Since the start of the bout, ‘The Black Beast’ was clearly dominating the match. He exploded on Daukaus with right hooks, leading to a knockout to end the matchup. With this knockout, he has amassed a total of 13 knockouts and now holds the title for most KOs in UFC. While Matt Brown and Vitor Belfort are second with 12 knockouts each.

After winning the bout, he celebrated in his signature style. Consequently, after the clash, he attended a post-fight press conference in which he shared his opinion on Francis Ngannou and Ciryl Gane.

He said, “I really don’t care. Really, I don’t care who wins. Ciryl, I guess he’s a good dude. You know he’s a likable guy. You know I couldn’t find anything wrong with him. Um, his personality-wise, you know. Outside of fight, he seemed like a pretty cool dude. Ngannou, on the other hand, he can kiss my a*s. He seemed like a di**head 24/7, so f**k ’em.”

The current heavyweight champion Francis Ngannou and interim champion Ciryl Gane will fight on UFC 270 on January 22, 2022, at the Honda Center in Anaheim. Additionally, Derrick has squared off against both the fighters before.

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He won his fight against Francis, however, couldn’t get a victory against Ciryl Gane

What is Derrick Lewis planning next?

This incredible victory has put Derrick’s name on the list for a possible contender for the next heavyweight title shot. He has now 26 wins to 8 losses in his pro-MMA career.

In the post-fight interview with Michael Bisping, he announced, “Yeah, I would love to get a title fight, for sure. If they can change that rule and make it three rounds for a title shot, hit me up. But if not, don’t call my phone.”

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