UFC fighter Israel Adesanya had an impressive win over his arch-rival Alex Pereira at UFC 287. Pereira has since moved up to the light heavyweight division, which means Adesanya will no longer have to face his nemesis in future matches. The win was celebrated by several prominent personalities, including Tristan Tate brother of Andrew Tate. Tristan Tate recently praises Adesanya for his performance. Adesanya’s victory at UFC 287 is sure to be remembered as one of his most memorable moments in the sport.
Israel Adesanya has had a few interactions with the Tate brothers recently. He voiced his support for Andrew Tate’s views on masculinity, an issue that has sparked widespread debate in recent years. Adesanya’s comments show that he is not afraid to voice his opinion on contentious issues and is willing to engage in thoughtful discussions around them.
As a highly respected athlete, his views on important social issues are sure to carry weight and influence public opinion.
Although Adesanya supports Andrew Tate’s stance on masculinity, he believes that Tate’s mode of delivery is often off-target. Despite this, Adesanya still finds many of Tate’s ideas to be insightful and valuable.
Tristan Tate appreciates Israel Adesanya
Israel Adesanya recently shared a video on social media in which he explains the altercation that took place against the cage at the end of his fight at UFC 287. Tristan Tate recognizes Adesanya’s great effort to secure the win. Tate’s comments demonstrate the admiration and respect that many fans and fellow athletes have for Adesanya’s skills and determination.
He said, “There is beauty in this. Not everybody can see it, but it’s truly beautiful.”
There is beauty in this.
Not everybody can see it, but it’s truly beautiful.
— Tristan Tate (@TateTheTalisman) April 16, 2023
Tristan Tate went on to note that not everyone will be able to understand the full context of Adesanya’s win at UFC 287, but those who do can appreciate the beauty of the situation. This statement highlights the complexity of professional sports and the many different factors that can influence the outcome of a match.
Adesanya didn’t like Andrew Tate cancellation
Israel Adesanya recently shared his thoughts on the controversy surrounding Andrew Tate’s cancellation. As someone who shares a background in kickboxing and the UFC with Tate, Adesanya expressed interest in potentially training with the internet personality. Despite the backlash against Tate, Adesanya did not see any issues with associating with him.
He said, “A few months ago, before he got ‘canceled’…can’t cancel anyone. Umm, yeah, he just started to pop up on my Instagram. One of my YouTube and I was like, who the fu*k’s this guy,”
“I saw him in Dubai. People were going at Funkmaster for that. I was like, ‘you can’t hang out with people? The fu*k?” He further added.
Adesanya had previously expressed confusion over the negative reactions to those who spend time with Tate. During the lead up to UFC 281, Tate was in Dubai and met with several UFC fighters, including Aljamain Sterling.
However, Sterling received criticism for associating with Tate. Adesanya could not understand why people were being judged for simply hanging out with someone and did not see any harm in meeting with Tate.
