Martin Bakole vomited in the changing room after he swallowed a WASP while watching Carlos Takam's win on Fury - Ngannou undercard

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Martin Bakole vomited in the changing room after he swallowed a WASP while watching Carlos Takam's win on Fury - Ngannou undercard
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What a buzzkill!

Martin Bakole had a night to remember during his fight with Carlos Takam on the undercard of the Tyson Fury-Francis Ngannou bout. Not only did he come out victorious, but he also had to battle through the excruciating pain of a wasp sting. Things took a turn for the worse when the insect flew into the ring and ended up in Bakole's mouth.

Knockout win despite the pain

Despite the unexpected agony, Bakole managed to defeat Takam in the fourth round via knockout. Talk about determination!

A painful journey

The Congolese fighter experienced a whirlwind of pain as the wasp stung him inside his mouth before he accidentally swallowed it. Ouch!

A trip to the changing room

After the fight, Bakole rushed to his changing room, but there was no time for celebration. He ended up vomiting due to the discomfort caused by the wasp.


Martin Bakole vomited in the changing room after he swallowed a WASP while watching Carlos Takam's win on Fury - Ngannou undercard
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Still feeling the sting

Bakole shared his disbelief at the whole ordeal, stating that he is still coughing and can feel the insect in his throat. While he hopes to recover soon, he mentioned that he may have to seek medical attention if the symptoms persist.

Ready for the next challenge

Despite the bizarre incident, Bakole is eager to get back into the ring for another heavyweight clash. He called out Deontay Wilder, expressing his desire for a fight with the former world champion.

Will Bakole's wish come true? Only time will tell, but one thing's for sure - this fighter isn't one to back down!




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