If Ngannou fought Stipe 10 times...

[Espresso]

How many times do yall think he would pull out of the fight with a w

 

[JsinLegacy]

Stipe wins 9/10

 

[Enigma87]

1-2 Id estimate

 

[Weidman]

5

 

[Koimpact]

1-3. Ngannou only has to land one good shot to turn the lights out

 

[Mr.Maelstrom]

Bout tree fiddy

 

[P4PSHERGOAT]

1-3

 

[Workaholic]

He'd probably win a couple. The few times he connected on Stipe he did hurt him. That power is no joke

But the way Stipe was slipping his shots and outwrestling him, I think more of those fights end with Stipe finishing Francis instead of going to decision than with Francis winning

People forget that Francis got saved by the bell in round 2, Stipe was about to lock that choke in and close the show

People are writing Ngannou off too soon though he has enormous potential and losing to the best HW on the planet doesn't change that

 

[One MMA Fan]

2-3 times who knows.

Let's see if Francis learned something and evolved his game.. at least pace wise in his next fight.

 

[Peter Smits]

0

 

[Te Huna Matata]

1-2 at the most. Stipe is just more skilled.

 

[Pascal Bergeron]

if he trains wrestling and go in there with a real gameplan i would say 6 or 7 time the guys is scarry but fought like a moron that night

 

[Hrvman]

He could always land that punch, but he will never, NEVER dominate Stipe.

 

[Melas Chasma]

5

 

[Chain Saw]

Well they fought for 5 rounds and he couldn't do nothin...

The only way he wins is if he catches Stipe early with a huge shot.

He won't ever beat him skill for skill, that's for damn sure.

 

[Soul On Ice]

Francis wins 9/10

 

[Mookie]

10/10

Never bet on a puncher who gasses out after the first round.

Stipe son'd him.

 

[Chain Saw]

People are writing Ngannou off too soon though he has enormous potential and losing to the best HW on the planet doesn't change that

He's 35, what potential does he have?

 

[Espresso]

He's 35, what potential does he have?

31*

 

[Workaholic]

He's 35, what potential does he have?

He's 31 and has been training for 5 years