Nigerian-born UFC fighter, Israel Adesanya has expressed his disappointment after suffering a shocking knockout loss to Nassourdine Imavov at UFC Fight Night 250 in Saudi Arabia.
Speaking to the UFC post-fight show after his pro MMA record fell to 24 (16 KOs) against five losses, Adesanya refused to make any rash decisions about his future, and retirement, but indicated it would be a decision he’d make in the coming months.
“Disappointed,” Adesanya said about his performance.
“I hate disappointing my fans and my team. My team’s still proud of me for the work that I put into this. It’s just the thrill and agony.”
“I don’t think it’s for them to know. You have to really be in it to know. Only a privileged few will ever get to this point and understand.
“To be able to feel something so great but also able to feel something so deep and so [frustrating]. It’s a f*cking lovely game, but it’s a stupid game at the same time.”
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