Francis Ngannou posts brilliant response to Tyson Fury’s fight against Oleksandr Usyk being postponed as he claims his bout with Anthony Joshua should be for the undisputed title

  • Francis Ngannou posted a brilliant respond after Fury vs. Usyk was postponed 
  • Ngannou claimed his fight with Anthony Joshua should be for undisputed title 

Francis Ngannou has provided a brilliant response to Tyson Fury’s fight against Oleksandr Usyk being postponed.

The heavyweight unification bout between Fury and Usyk had been set to take place on February 17.

However, the fight has now been delayed after Fury suffered a severe cut while sparring.

Ngannou was quick to react to the news and posted a meme of himself mocked up as actor Kevin James. He then suggested that his fight against Anthony Joshua on March 8 should be for the undisputed title.

The caption read: ‘So me and Joshua for the undisputed title March 8?’. 

Francis Ngannou posted a brilliant response after Tyson Fury v Oleksandr Usyk was postponed

Ngannou suggested that his fight against Anthony Joshua should be for the undisputed title

Ngannou suggested that his fight against Anthony Joshua should be for the undisputed title

Ngannou lost by split decision against Fury in October in what was his first boxing match

Ngannou lost by split decision against Fury in October in what was his first boxing match

Fury's fight against Oleksandr Usyk has been postponed after Fury suffered a severe cut

Fury’s fight against Oleksandr Usyk has been postponed after Fury suffered a severe cut

Former UFC star Ngannou faced Fury in Saudi Arabia in October last year in his first professional boxing match but ended up losing by a controversial split decision.

Ngannou is due to take on Joshua in Saudi Arabia on March 8.

Recently, Ngannou claimed that Joshua doesn’t ‘have the strength’ to beat him.

Speaking on the High Performance podcast, Ngannou said: ‘Never say never. Nothing is impossible. We don’t know the strength of Anthony Joshua.

‘Even though I don’t believe he has that strength, we’re going to find out. In two months, we’re going to find out. I’m going to be the one taking his soul’.

Ngannou recently claimed that Anthony Joshua doesn't have the strength to beat him

Ngannou recently claimed that Anthony Joshua doesn’t have the strength to beat him

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