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Francis Ngannou couldn't resist poking fun at Tyson Fury after his contentious defeat to the Gypsy King last night.
The Controversy
In a split decision in Riyadh, the former UFC heavyweight champion lost the fight, leaving fans worldwide in disbelief. Ngannou, 37, dropped the WBC champ in the third round, but two of the three judges scored the fight in favor of Fury (95-94 and 96-93).
Pre-Fight Insults
Prior to the match, Fury had belittled Ngannou's chances of being competitive, calling him a "big, fat sausage" and claiming he offered "absolutely nothing."
Ngannou's Response
Ngannou took to social media and posted three pictures from the fight. One showed him landing a vicious left hand on Fury, while the other two depicted Ngannou standing over a floored Fury. The caption read, "Table Tennis champion of the world."
Ngannou's Criticism of the Judging
Ngannou voiced his frustration with the judges' decision, stating that Fury should thank them for the win. He also expressed his belief that he had won the fight and criticized the structural business of boxing that he believes favors established fighters.
Fury's Respect for Ngannou
Fury admitted his respect for Ngannou after the fight, acknowledging his opponent's strength, punching power, and boxing skills.
Upcoming Bout in Question
Fury's much-anticipated unification bout with Oleksandr Usyk, scheduled for December 23, may be delayed. Fury expressed uncertainty about the date, and promoter Frank Warren suggested the fight could be pushed back as far as March.
