Israel Adesanya knocked out Alex Pereira late in the second round Saturday in the main event of UFC 287 in Miami, Florida, to regain the middleweight title, fueled by the strength of his mind.

Luckily for his fans, Adesanya’s fire to compete still burns bright, with the Nigerian-born sportsman giving an update on when he might next see him in the cage.

Israel Adesanya has taken a much-needed break from the Octagon following a difficult stretch in his career. After three consecutive skips, including a recent TKO loss to Nassourdine Imavov in February ...

Israel Adesanya wants to run things back with Sean Strickland this fall.

HOUSTON — Israel Adesanya is still the UFC middleweight champion. After five rounds, Adesanya (22-1 MMA, 11-1 UFC) retained his title against Robert Whittaker (23-6 MMA, 14-4 UFC) by unanimous ...

According to a report from MMA Fighting, Strickland has received a temporary suspension from the Nevada Athletic Commission ...

Israel Adesanya (c) vs. Jared Cannonier -- Round 2: Adesanya landed a good early jab, continuing to use his length to keep Cannonier from getting inside. Adesanya then missed a head kick but ...

NEW YORK — Israel Adesanya interrupted a question about the feeling of getting knocked out by Alex Pereira inside a cage by making a pivotal clarification: “Ring. Ring.” That’s right ...

Check out when Israel Adesanya vs. Nassourdine Imavov takes place, including date, start time, ... with Adesanya and Imavov expected to make their cage walks at 8 pm GMT / 3 pm ET.

Israel Adesanya’s glittering MMA career has entered “do or die” territory. On Saturday, Riyadh will play host to Adesanya’s first non-title fight in almost six years. How it fares could ...