Francis Ngannou: Former UFC Champion Lays Son Kobe to Rest, Says Moving Farewell, Davido Reacts
- Former UFC champion Francis Ngannou has laid his 15-month-old son Kobe to rest
- Recall that earlier during the week, the boxer announced the untimely demise of his son, which left people emotional
- The boxer has now shared a picture of him and his son as he stated that he came and left like a king
Former UFC champion Francis Ngannou recently made headlines after laying his son Kobe to rest.
TheTalk.NG recalls reporting that the 37-year-old boxer announced the sudden passing of his 15-month-old son, Kobe.
Francis Ngannou pays heartfelt tribute to son.
Credit: @francisngannouSource: Instagram
Many of the Cameroonian boxer’s colleagues, like Anthony Joshua, and celebrities like Davido, took to his comment section to console him.
A viral picture showed former UFC champion Kamaru Usman accompanying Ngannou as he laid Kobe to rest.
After the funeral ceremony, the boxer penned a farewell message to his son, which has left people emotional.
Sharing a photo of him and Kobe, Ngannou wrote:
“The rainbow raised yesterday at Kobe’s burial ceremony, he witnessed all the love that you guys have for him. He came like a King and he left as a King.”
See his post below:
Watch video from the funeral ceremony:
See picture of Kamaru and Francis below:
Davido, others console Francis Ngannou
TheTalk.NG compiled some of the messages, read them below:
davido:
“I love you brother !!! He will always be with you.”
juniorcigano:
“RIP King Kobe. May GOD bring some comfort to your heart Francis.”
michaelvenompage:
“sending love and wishing you strength always.”
iamnaomiachu:
“Rest in Power, King Kobe.”
thebigticket205:
“Sending you love bro.”
marquel_martin:
“A reminder that he’s with God looking after his family ️ Forever in your corner bro.”
sugarraysefo:
“He’s now one of God’s angels brother, and he’ll always watch over you.”
aussiemammoth:
“He has returned to the lost merciful creator Allah almighty. He is a bird of paradise and flying with all the other children whom have died all birds of paradise.”
Ngannou speaks on fight with AJ
In another report via TheTalk.NG, Francis Ngannou opened up about his fight against Anthony Joshua.
The boxer revealed that he didn’t know what happened to him inside the ring for nearly two hours after the fight.
He revealed that AJ’s first punch, which knocked him down, was the last thing he could remember.
Source: TheTalk.NG
