May 10, 2020
W KO
MMA fighter Francis Ngannou recently announced the heartbreaking news of his 15-month-old son Kobe's death, expressing profound grief and confusion. The tragic event was shared on April 29, where Ngannou described it as deeply unfair and painful.
Eric Nixick, Francis Ngannou's trainer, has reacted to the news of the death of the fighter's 18-month-old son.
"It's been a tough few days - words cannot express the pain we all feel for the Ngannou family during this time. Please keep Francis and his family in your heart, and let this be a reminder of the fragility of life. Say, 'I love you' more often because tomorrow is not guaranteed," Nixik wrote on social media.
Earlier, the fighter himself wrote a post on social media, in the comments of which fans expressed their condolences to him on the death of the child.
"What is the point of life if the things we fight so hard for end up hurting us the most? Why is life so unfair? Why is it so unfair and ruthless? I'm so damn tired of it."
Conor McGregor, former UFC champion in two weight classes, has given his support to Francis Ngannou, the promotion's former heavyweight champion, who lost his 18-month-old son yesterday.
"I am very saddened to hear of your loss, Francis. My prayers are with you and your family at this time," Conor wrote on social media.
News of his son's death broke yesterday. Later Francis wrote a post in which he shared his grief and told how hard it is for him now.
Recall, Ngannou spent his last two fights under the rules of boxing. He lost by split decision to Tyson Fury, WBC heavyweight champion of the world, and also lost by knockout to Anthony Joshua, former world champion.
Former UFC heavyweight champion Francis Ngannou has confirmed that his 18-month-old son Kobe has passed away.
Francis Ngannou, former UFC heavyweight champion and current PFL league fighter and professional boxer, wrote a bizarre post on his social media.
"What is the point of life if the things we try our hardest to get away from end up hitting us the hardest!!!? Why is life so unfair and merciless? Why does life always take away what we lack? I'm so damn tired," the fighter wrote.
Later it became known that the fighter died 18-month-old son. This was reported in the comments to the post by Ngannou's subscribers, who began to express their condolences to him in connection with the death of the child.