UFC fighter Kamaru Usman will appear in Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, as the champion steps into Hollywood acting roles

Kamaru Usman, UFC Welterweight Champion, has been offered a role in the Black Panther sequel.

In March 2019, the Nigerian Nightmare became history by becoming the MMA promotion’s first African-born champion.


UFC fighter Kamaru Usman will appear in Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, as the champion steps into Hollywood acting roles
UFC Welterweight Champion Kamaru Usman has been a global star in the past two years


UFC fighter Kamaru Usman will appear in Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, as the champion steps into Hollywood acting roles
He recently announced that he will be starring in the next Black Panther movie

Three years after his triumph over Tyron Woodley, Usman will be featured in the second installment of the Black Panther franchise.

Last week, rumors circulated that Usman would star in Black Panther: Wakanda forever.

The pound-for-pound king also confirmed his participation in the film by tweeting a poster of the movie. It will be available in cinemas in November 11.

UFC fans quickly responded with comments, including one that said: "I don’t like Usman, but it’s cool exposure for this sport."

Another stated: "The Nigerian king is coming on the BIG screen!"

Another said, "Usman will make a cameo appearance in the movie. He could be the new black panther! !"

One person commented: "Imagine Usman being a multiverse, Black Panther."

Another voiced his opinion: "Wakanda forever!"

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Although it is most likely that Usman will appear in a cameo, it is not yet known what his role will be in the eagerly awaited sequel.

Usman, 35 years old, is currently preparing to defend his welterweight title for the sixth time later in the month.

Brit Leon Edwards will attempt to dethrone UFC 278's pound-for-pound king in a rematch that has been seven years in the making.

Birmingham's bruiser Edwards hasn’t lost defeat since that match, winning nine out of his last ten Octagon appearances.

His achievements have impressed Usman who recently stated that Leon is sharper due to his striking.

"He is a master of striking. Let's be real.

"We saw it during the fight with Nate Diaz. He tortured him for nearly four-and-a half rounds.

"And then Nate Diaz did the best thing Nate Diaz does, go in there and take all the glory.

"You didn't know Leon Edwards won that fight? Leon is a much better fighter, I believe.

"His grappling has improved greatly, his wrestling has improved significantly, but I am also much better."