Israel Adesanya Unlikely To Fight Dan Hooker Shifts Focus To Mma Heavyweight Debut

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Israel Adesanya Unlikely to Fight Dan Hooker, Shifts Focus to MMA Heavyweight Debut

Adesanya Open to Career Change

Israel Adesanya, a Nigerian-born New Zealand professional mixed martial artist, is currently ranked #2 in the UFC middleweight rankings. He has expressed interest in moving up to the heavyweight division and challenging for the title.

Adesanya has been dominant in the middleweight division, winning 23 of his 25 fights. However, he has yet to face a heavyweight opponent. A move to heavyweight would be a significant challenge for Adesanya, as he would be giving up a significant size and strength advantage to his opponents.

Hooker Calls Out Adesanya

Dan Hooker, a New Zealand professional mixed martial artist, has called out Adesanya for a fight. Hooker is currently ranked #6 in the UFC lightweight rankings. He is known for his aggressive fighting style and his willingness to take on anyone, regardless of their size or ranking.

Adesanya has not yet responded to Hooker's call out. However, it is unlikely that he will accept the fight. Adesanya is currently focused on his move to heavyweight, and a fight with Hooker would not be in his best interests.

Adesanya's Future in the UFC

Adesanya is one of the most talented and exciting fighters in the UFC. He has the potential to be a champion in multiple weight classes. However, it is unclear what his future holds. If he is successful in his move to heavyweight, he could become one of the greatest fighters in UFC history.

However, if he is unsuccessful, it could damage his legacy. Only time will tell what the future holds for Israel Adesanya.

Tonga National Rugby Union Team Qualifies for 2023 Rugby World Cup

The Tonga national rugby union team has qualified for the 2023 Rugby World Cup. This will be Tonga's ninth appearance at the Rugby World Cup, and they will be hoping to make a deep run in the tournament.

Tonga is a small island nation with a population of just over 100,000 people. However, they have a proud rugby tradition, and they have produced some of the best players in the world.

Tonga will be competing in Pool B at the 2023 Rugby World Cup. They will face Scotland, Romania, Namibia, and the winner of the Americas 2 qualifier.

Tonga will be hoping to make a strong showing at the Rugby World Cup. They have a talented team, and they will be confident of causing an upset or two.