Francis Ngannou reveals the next career movement as former UFC Heavyweight Champion Eyes Blockbuster Fight with an artist knockout

Francis Ngannou has put his gaze on a lucrative return to boxing, and has appointed the knockout artist with whom he wants to face next.

After reaching the superstriente in the UFC as the formidable heavyweight champion of the promotion, Ngannou is now putting more focus on his boxing career.

With two large money fighting against Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua already under his belt, Ngannou has proven the wealth that can be granted to those at the top of the sport, regardless of the result.

Of course, these two fights were very different for the Cameroonian. Many thought that Ngannou beat Fury in his professional debut in boxing, but the same could not be said in his follow -up clash with AJ, sleeping brutally.

Since then, Ngannou has submerged the fingers of the feet on the MMA scene, crushing the PFL heavyweight champion Renan Ferreira in his debut to demonstrate his superior threat in the cage.

However, he is now looking at a return to the boxing ring, and is anxious to establish a fight against another man known for his immense coup power.

Francis Ngannou has issued a plea to establish a fight with one of the most difficult batters on the planet

Ngannou has two boxing episodes to his credit against Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua

Ngannou jumped to superstrome at the UFC, where he became his heavyweight champion

Ngannou has issued a plea to fight Deontay Wilder, a fight that would guarantee a knockout and, therefore, would be very commercialized for a broad audience, facing two of the most hard batters of Combat Sport.

The couple has always seemed to face one day, with reports that claim that a two fight agreement has been previously discussed.

“I'll make the boxing below,” Ngannou said Review of the bookcase. '(I am passionate to fight Deontay Wilder) because there is an 80 percent chance of someone going to sleep. It will be one or the other.

'Maybe not in his last two fights, but Deontay Wilder is known as a guy who knocks everyone or tries to knock.

'I go against that guy, and I can knock someone myself. At the bottom of me, there is a little ego, as I know that I hit stronger.

'I am saying for my experience that we will have that ego that we both want to try' No, it is me (who hits harder).

Who is the biggest batter between you and Deontay? That type of conversations are appearing a bit and, although you think you don't care, stay somewhere in your mind. '

Wilder has not yet returned to sport since he suffered consecutive defeats against Joseph Parker and Zhilei Zhang.

Deontay Wilder has not fought since he suffered defeats to Joseph Parker and Zhilei Zhang

Ngannou wants to face the 'bronze bomber' to guarantee a knockout

And although the former BBC heavyweight champion is a shadow of his former self, a fight between the 'bronze bomber' and Ngannou would have immense commercial potential since the world discovers who is really the hardest in the sports of combat.

In addition to presuming the rights, the couple would certainly guarantee a considerable payment day as the head of such an event.