If you are a fan of UFC fighters, you should be aware that Ciryl Gane is planning to invite French soccer star Kylian Mbapp and his teammates to UFC 285 in Paris on May 2. While this may not be as good as getting a UFC superstar like Jon Jones to fight in France, the idea of inviting a star from the soccer world to a fight is still a great one.
Jon Jones vs Ciryl Gane fight card in France
Jones and Gane are going to square off on March 4 in Las Vegas, Nevada. This fight will take place at TMobile Arena and will air on ESPN+.
Until now, it’s unclear what will be the outcome of the fight. The two heavyweights haven’t fought since February 2020. Earlier this year, Jones announced he was going to bulk up and campaign in the heavyweight division. He’s expected to win a unanimous decision against Gane.
Both Jones and Gane have an impressive professional MMA record. They are both ranked in the top five of their respective divisions. Jon Jones has a 26-1-0-1 record.
Jon Jones is an American martial artist who fights out of Albuquerque, New Mexico. He’s won a light heavyweight championship and a 205-pound belt. His most recent victory was a unanimous decision over Dominick Reyes in UFC 247.
Jones is currently ranked as #1 pound-for-pound. In the last few years, Jones has gained a reputation as a formidable, unflappable opponent. However, there are many questions regarding his fighting capabilities.
Games that Ciryl Gane enjoys playing
Aside from being an MMA fighter, Ciryl Gane is also a gamer. He and his friend Achraf Hakimi play a number of video games live on Twitch.
He’s also a football fan. In fact, he attended the Ligue 1 match between Paris Saint-Germain and Bordeaux last month. His team did not fare too well, but that didn’t stop him from getting a few selfies in.
As for the UFC, Gane is not only scheduled to compete in the UFC Paris main event in September, but is also set to face Tai Tuivasa at the Accor Arena in Paris. This bout will likely be Gane’s first fight in the French capital, a city that has never really seen the inside of an octagon before. Hopefully he can use his height advantage to his advantage.
On a more technical note, Gane has also been credited with bringing a lot of innovation to the table. He has been listed as a “keep an eye on” in the heavyweight division for the past couple of years. He has won seven straight fights since his UFC debut in 2019, and he will look to continue that trend against Tai Tuivasa.
Sports that Ciryl Gane played as a child
Ciryl “Bon Gamin” Gane is a French mixed martial artist. He has a stellar record of ten wins and one loss, and has been a top contender in the UFC heavyweight division. In fact, he holds the coveted Interim UFC Heavyweight Championship.
Aside from fighting professionally, he has also been involved in fundraising initiatives to help children in need. One such effort raised over $505,250 for the UNICEF.
As a child, Gane played soccer. Although he spent most of his time on the field, he also showed interest in basketball. After becoming an adult, he joined a Muay Thai club.
Gane has been active on social media, and he posts pictures of his training, travels, and upcoming fights. His Facebook page is active, and he has a Twitter account, too. You can also follow him on Instagram.
While Gane has only been in the MMA industry for a few years, his career has been fueled by the influx of MMA fans in his home country. At one point, he had been signed to a contract with TKO, a Canadian MMA promotion, and he even won a belt.
Ngannou vs Jones is a dream fight
Many in the mixed martial arts community are hoping to see Jon Jones return to the UFC and face Francis Ngannou. This is a fight that has been talked about for a long time.
Jon Jones is a well-known name in the UFC and has been a part of the MMA world for many years. He is one of the most decorated fighters in the history of the promotion. His latest fight was against Dominick Reyes in February 2020. Since then, he has been out of action.
After an impressive run in the light heavyweight division, Jones announced he would move up to the heavyweight division. Since then, he has been adding muscle to his frame. In fact, he will turn 36 just months from now.
As a former light heavyweight champion, Jones has been able to defend his title 11 times. He has also been involved in arrests and problems outside the octagon.
