The former UFC Interim Heavyweight Champion’s house was burglarized while at the UFC Paris.

Former UFC Interim Heavyweight Champion Ciryl Gane’s Home Invaded By Burglars During The UFC Paris Event (Photo: MMA Fighting)

The former UFC Interim Heavyweight Champion Ciryl Gane discovered that robbers broke into his home and stole items worth more than $160000 just hours after his victory at the UFC Paris Event.

At the Accor Arena in Paris on September 2, the former UFC interim heavyweight champion headlined the event with a highlight-reel return to form, destroying Serghei Spivac with a second-round TKO.

The euphoria from the former UFC Interim Heavyweight Champion’s victory, though, was regrettably temporary.

Later that day, Gane, the former UFC Interim Heavyweight Champion, learned that during the incident, robbers had broken into his Nogent-sur-Marne home and burgled it.

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Initial reports put the worth of the lost items, which included a Rolex watch and other jewels, at more than $160,000.

Police found evidence of a forced entrance via the former UFC Interim Heavyweight Champion’s home’s front door, according to the reports.

Ciryl Gane, the former UFC Interim Heavyweight Champion, stated on Monday that police are still investigating the incident even though no suspect has been identified.

Gane, the former UFC Interim Heavyweight Champion, recognizes that although the scenario was unfortunate, it could have been far worse. 

Due to some clever deflection from his wife, Gane, the former UFC Interim Heavyweight Champion, didn’t find out about everything until after his fight with Spivac had already been determined. Neither his wife nor his daughters were home during the robbery, saving the situation from possibly getting dangerous.

Gane, the former UFC Interim Heavyweight Champion, stated that he has learned to prioritize the safety of his family more as a result of the incident. He claimed that he had taken action to make sure that something similar wouldn’t occur again. As his reputation as a well-known UFC heavyweight contender continues to grow in France, he admitted that the mission is getting harder.

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