Israel Adesanya shares two-word reaction after singer Chris Brown places massive bet on UFC 305 headliner
The main event of UFC 305 this weekend, a world title bout between African-born fighters Dricus du Plessis and Israel Adesanya for the UFC middleweight title, is getting the attention of the mainstream world.
Famous celebrities are keeping their eyes on the event, with some even putting massive bets on who they think will win the belt. One such celebrity, Grammy award-winning recording artist Chris Brown, put down a large amount of cash for Israel Adesanya to reclaim his throne from the undisputed king du Plessis.
'The Last Stlyebender' posted a screenshot of Brown's whopping $150,000 bet on him, with a message that said:
"Shoutout Breezy!"
Israel Adesanya gets emotional, sheds a tear during UFC 305 pre-fight press conference
Making the rounds in social media and the internet today is Israel Adesanya's emotional speech at the UFC 305 pre-fight press conference. Sitting across his rival, UFC middleweight champion Dricus du Plessis, the Nigerian-born Kiwi fighter declared that he'll come back to visit his birthplace in the coming days.
Du Plessis then fires a subtle jab at Adesanya's perceived "privileged" life in Nigeria when he was young, saying:
"Are you [Adesanya] taking the servants with you when you're going back [to Nigeria]?"
Seemingly triggered and offended by the champion's low remark on his personal family history, Adesanya fires back with:
"What the f**k are you even on about? You don't know anything about my story. You have no idea who the f**k I am. My father and myself had to wake up at 4 a.m to clean the banks while my mom studied to be a nurse, you don't know my f**king story!"
It's at this point where the former UFC middleweight king starts shedding some tears, talking about his family and those who motivate him:
"I do this for the people I love. I will fight for you forever... I am a f**king human being, I am a man. I can cry and whoop your a*s at the same time. I feel the love from the crowd... Sunday I'm gonna f**king kill your [du Plessis] dreams b**ch."