Ciryl Gane narrates drama after having house robbed during performance at UFC Paris and reveals loss

C. Gane at a UFC press conference. Photo: Reproduction/YouTube UFC

French MMA star, Cyryl Gane vented about the drama he experienced at the beginning of September, when his house was robbed during his performance at UFC Paris. In an interview with 'The MMA Hour', the heavyweight (up to 120,2kg.) explained what happened and regretted the incident. The combatant also indicated part of the damage suffered.

“We have this everywhere in the world. (…) People watch a lot of MMA in France and they know how much you can get paid. The person did a great job (in the robbery) because he waited until my last fight. He waited until the night of the performance, came to my house and did some sh*t. They stole a lot of things, a lot of things. My wife was the first to see it, because it happened around 8 pm. When she got home, she found chaos, but kept the information. When we went to bed, she told me what happened. He did a great job because I didn't know anything before the fight,” said Gane.

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Despite the scare, Gane had something to celebrate when it came to the professional field. At the UFC Paris, the fighter put on a real show in the challenge against Sergey Spivak.

Victorious with hard knockout, the Frenchman returned to his winning ways and defended the first position in the heavyweight ranking (up to 120,2kg.). Former champion of the group, the combatant seeks a new opportunity to fight for the group's throne.

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