UFC 285 – Ciryl Gane badly accused: “Jon Jones’ brothers went to France and…”

As he got back to work hard after his debacle against Jon Jones in the main event of UFC 285, Ciryl Gane was the target of a rather violent attack from a of the most prominent fighters of the federation. At first sight, it is very bad to know the “Good Kid” to accuse him like this…

Touched, but not sunk. If he took a hit on the head by being so easily beaten by Jon Jones for the heavyweight belt, Ciryl Gane wants to use this painful experience to work even harder, and come back even stronger. The Frenchman has made a big decision recently, even if it makes several fans cringe.

Heinous accusation by Colby Covington against Ciryl Gane

But while he is slowly rebuilding, and Jon Jones is preparing for his side to face Stipe Miocic during the summer, the Frenchman had the bad surprise to see Colby Covington sign one of the outrageous exits of which he has the secret. His accusation: Gane would have purposely lost. Nonsense.

It really made me feel like Ciryl was scared, the moment was too big for him, and he was under too much pressure. Honestly ? It looked like it was rigged, planned in advance. I don’t know, maybe Jon Jones’ “brothers” went to France and told Ciryl that they would pay him handsomely under the table to let themselves be beaten. Honestly, it looked like that.

It is obviously misunderstanding Ciryl Gane to make such accusations, but nothing is really surprising coming from Colby Covington, who is possibly the most controversial fighter in a federation that has no shortage of them. The American is also engaged in a bloody beef with Khamzat Chimaev, whom he again insulted mercilessly.

No one knows if Ciryl Gane will see fit to respond to these outrages, but it is likely that the native of La-Roche-sur-Yon will let Covington’s rowdy new statement slip. Naturally discreet in an environment of exuberant and provocative, which some fans sometimes criticize him for, the Frenchman seems determined to wall himself in relative silence, with one word in mind: work.

As a reminder, Fernand Lopez plans to return his foal to the octagon in September, possibly during the second edition of UFC Paris in the French capital. Until then, grappling is on the agenda for “Bon Gamin”, who knows that Khabib Nurmagomedov’s offer to go to Dagestan to train still stands… And maybe this time, the answer of the tricolor will not be the same !

Always ready to talk about him baselessly, Colby Covington has found nothing better to do than drag Jon Jones and Ciryl Gane through the mud. Before advancing such nonsense, “Chaos” had better provide some proof…