Coach Fernand Lopez vows that more aggression will come from UFC heavyweight Ciryl Gane in his next outing. Gane (8-0 MMA, 5-0 UFC), who scored a lopsided unanimous decision win over Jairzinho Rozenstruik in last week’s UFC Fight Night 186 headliner, cracked the top five in the official heavyweight rankings, but he failed to impress UFC president Dana White . The French prospect outpointed Rozenstruik in a tactical affair, throwing almost double the amount of strikes as “Bigi Boy,” who was content to sit back and counter for 25 minutes. With heavyweight champion Stipe Miocic defending his title against Francis Ngannou at UFC 260 , there aren’t too many available fighters ranked ahead of Gane. Although Lopez stands by Gane’s “anyone, anywhere” mantra, one name that was thrown his way is Derrick Lewis , who they’re certainly open for
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