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Francis Ngannou congratulates coach Eric Nicksick following his induction into the 2nd Hall of Fame class for Green Valley Football

Francis Ngannou congratulated his coach Eric Nicksick after he was recently inducted into the 2nd Hall of Fame class for Green Valley Football, which is a high school located in Henderson, Nevada.

Nicksick took to Twitter to share the exciting news about his induction and posted a photo of himself with the Green Valley Football helmet. He mentioned that he was thankful and honored to receive the induction and described what it means to him:

"What an absolute honor it was to be inducted into the 2nd Hall of Fame class for @gvfootball702! Thank you, @MaurotheCoach! This will become a pivotal tradition to ensure the culture and community that a storied program like Green Valley deserves. #gogators"
What an absolute honor it was to be inducted into the 2nd Hall of Fame class for @gvfootball702! Thank you, @MaurotheCoach! This will become a pivotal tradition to ensure the culture and community that a storied program like Green Valley deserves. #gogators https://t.co/VKUTTDuwOb

Nicksick has done an excellent job coaching his fighters at Xtreme Couture and some of them also expressed their congratulations to him. Ngannou was among them and he quoted the tweet, offering his congratulations to his coach, writing:

"Congrats bubba"
Congrats bubba 🙏❤️ twitter.com/Eric_XCMMA/sta…

Nicksick was inducted in a class that included 4 other Green Valley alums as part of their second class, which indicates he is held in high regard.


Eric Nicksick shares thoughts on Francis Ngannou being involved with PFL Africa

Xtreme Couture coach Eric Nicksick recently weighed in on Francis Ngannou's involvement with PFL Africa as part of his monumental deal with the promotion.

During his recent appearance on Submission Radio, Nicksick shared his thoughts on 'The Predator' being named the Chairman of PFL Africa and why it was significant for the former UFC heavyweight champion:

"That was, to me, was the very first thing that he felt like he was a part of something dynamic. He was a part of something, not only as a fighter, but as a part of their growth for the future. When we beat Stipe [Miocic], I felt the love from the an entire continent as just as his coach, man."
.@eric_xcmma explains PFL Africa was "the first thing" @francisngannou mentioned when @pflmma deal got done: "it pulled at his heartstrings"

🎥: youtu.be/Et3yNdyJtos https://t.co/cw1UipXivM

He added that the former heavyweight champion is not only a beloved figure in his native Cameroon, but in the entire continent as a whole, saying:

"The men and women of Cameroon and the men and women of Africa, the love that they have for Francis Ngannou, he shares that same amount of love back towards them."

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