Francis Ngannou fires back at Dana White’s claim about losing earnings post-UFC exit: “I have all the receipts”

Francis Ngannou has not competed in mixed martial arts in nearly
three years as his last bout came when he defeated Ciryl Gane via
unanimous decision to defend his heavyweight title at UFC 270 all the
way back in January 2022. He has had plenty happen in his career in
the time since as he vacated the title, left the promotion, signed with
the PFL, and took two high-profile boxing matches.
‘The Predator’ is set to make his highly-anticipated return to the sport
when he faces Renan Ferreira at PFL Super Fights: Battle of the Giants
this weekend. Despite being nearly two years removed from his
departure from the promotion, Ngannou and UFC CEO Dana White
have not made any public progress in mending their issues.
The promotional frontman recently claimed that the former UFC
heavyweight champion earned less in boxing and the PFL than he
would have if he remained in the I-JFC. Speaking to Ariel Helwani on his
new self-titled show, Ngannou claimed that his departure had more to
do with the freedom of doing his own thing than money. He was then
asked if the money was the same, responding: