Adesanya takes revenge on Pereira with a terrible knockout to regain his throne

In the main fight of UFC 287, scheduled for Saturday-Sunday night in Miami and broadcast on RMC Sport, Israel Adesanya inflicted a terrible knockout on Alex Pereira. To regain his UFC title means to get a resounding revenge.

This time, he gets his revenge. She does not suffer from any conflict. After three losses, two in boxing, one in MMA, Israel Adesanya finally got rid of his worst nightmare, Alex Pereira. Turn off who spent a long time wasting his life. The fight took place on a Saturday-to-Sunday night at the end of UFC 287, on the Miami side, which also saw Gilbert Burns dominate (and possibly retire) Jorge earlier in the evening. Masvidal.

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But apparently the most anticipated poster was Pereira-Adesanya. Crazy story. The story of a legend who becomes the target of his greatest enemy. Five months after vacating his middleweight title to the Brazilian at UFC 281, the naturalized Nigerian from New Zealand has found “Poatan,” the reigning champ, to reclaim his throne. We knew it, “The Last Stylebender” had the weapons to achieve his goal and haunt the ghosts of the past. This is proven in Florida.

“The hunter is now the hunted.”

After a balanced opening minutes, Adesanya (33) beat Alex Pereira (35) in the second round. Quick victory. While he could give the impression that he’s having a hard time, glued to the cage, after a massive sequence from Pereira, Adesanya answered right away. With a devastating right. Then another move to win by KO and regain the title. “This is probably one of the greatest knockouts I’ve ever seen,” even legendary commentator Joe Rogan raved.

This time, Adesanya managed to avoid the shot that could change everything, which was not the case in New York, where a bad kick caused him to lose mobility and allowed Pereira to finish him off in the cage. He also showed that the three defeats in the past were far behind him. what is next? This unique rivalry probably didn’t end in Miami… “You have to believe in me. Tonight is my story. Now the hunter is the chaser,” he pelted Adesanya, who would carry the show through to the game with Pereira’s legendary celebration, mimicking a bow with arrows. per thousand