“Paddy stole the show” – Israel Adesanya revealed why he was shocked by King Green against Paddy Pimblett at UFC 304

The former UFC medium weight in the middleweight, Israel Adesanya, recently checked the Submissions victory of UFC Lightweight Paddy Pimblett against the MMA -Veteranen King Green at UFC 304. ‘The Baddy’ became the first fighter to forced the cock from green in the UFC to expand its undefeated run.

In the opening round of her fight, a hard kick from Pimplett Green fell forward, essentially in a attempted single-leg-takedown. The Brit then closed the neck of its American enemy and jumped to a guillotine choke. Later he switched to a triangular choke arable to force the failure.

‘The Last Styebender’ was shocked to see Pimblett won. In a current preview video for UFC 313, Adesanya had this to say about the victory of the Liverpudlian about Green:

“I think I only remember this fight that was flawless and I was shocked. I thought Bobby would know that he would be the veteran who took it and then stole the show.”

He added:

“This is because Paddy started strongly. Bobby couldn’t get his river going.”

Take a look at the comments from Israel Adesanya below (1:37):

Green will end this weekend at UFC 313 horns with Mauricio Luffy. In the meantime, ‘The Baddy’ will fight against Michael Chandler at UFC 314 next month.

Israel Adesanya weighs Alex Pereira against Magomed Ankalaev

Israel Adesanya recently broke out the main event of UFC 313: Alex Pereira against Magomed Ankalaev. Pereira will try to defend his light heavyweight this weekend against the top candidate Ankalaev, who is unbeaten in his last 13 fights.

Due to the charity’s charity, this Matchup for Pereira, which is primarily a striker, is the most difficult to date.

“The Last Styebender”, who shared both the Kickboxing Ring and the UFC -Octagon with Pereira about four fights, had to say this about “Poatan’s” title defense:

“I just think this leg kicks, leg kicks, leg kicks, left hook. Alex Pereira von Ko … He will switch him off in the fourth or fifth round.” (14:33)