Salahdine Parnasse (DR) / France TV (DR)
By Guillaume K. | Sports journalist
Salahdine Parnasse is a big star in the world of MMA and he could quickly establish himself among the general public. He already has the entourage of a star, the proof, he gets along well with Franglish, the man who fills all the biggest theaters in France. The KSW champion also gave his opinion on the world of music.
In the major general media, French MMA is represented by talents like Cédric Doumbé, Ciryl Gane and Benoît Saint-Denis. But specialists know that our most prodigious fighter is neither in the UFC nor in the PFL, but in a Polish organization. At only 26 years old, Salahdine Parnasse already has all the qualities to stand up to the best in the world.
In order to prove it and gain notoriety, he will certainly have to join a big team. He is currently in full negotiations, and unfortunately for those who dream of seeing him at the summit, Dana White would not be in a generous mood with the native of Aubervilliers. A double champion like him can have strong salary expectations, who can blame him if he signs up for the highest bidder?
Salahdine Parnasse compares MMA and rap
Whatever happens, if he continues to dominate as he is currently doing, with ever more impressive victories, “Salah” will quickly become known to the general public. He already has the entourage of a star, the proof is that he gets along very well with Franglish, one of the most popular artists on our music scene. For Venum, the two discussed the similarities between music and MMA.
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Salahdine Parnasse: Rap and MMA are two very different things. But there are some similarities, notably in the media coverage, in the way Franglish must be on stage and me in the cage. The show aspect is important in both areas. And then there is fighting in front of a big audience or doing a concert in front of a full house.
Franglish: Where it also comes together is on the mental aspect. There’s this limit where you’re going to be tired sometimes, but you have to force yourself to sing anyway. It brings discipline and many other things. If I have to point out a resemblance between music and sport, it is the mental and discipline aspect.
Salahdine Parnasse: But singing is a bit complicated, I don’t see myself doing that.
In fact, rap and MMA don’t have much in common. But for Salahdine Parnasse and Franglish, in both fields, you have to learn to perform in front of full rooms at the right time, learn to put on a show, but above all impose an almost military discipline on yourself to work even when you feel like it. is not present. In any case, we won’t see the KSW champion behind a microphone right away.
Salahdine Parnasse and Franglish have the same objective when they enter huge rooms: to satisfy those who paid to see them. One does it with his fists, the other with his voice, but in both cases the spectacle is required.
