Israel Adesanya and Alex Pereira have apparently put their differences aside, with the couple being together to view UFC 312.
The legends shared one of the most intense rivalry in the history of combat sport, with 'Patan' that 'The Last Stylebender' twice in Glory Kickboxing, before he crushes his dreams again, to stand out to claim UFC Gold .
In their fourth and potential last meeting, however, the striker born in Nigerian finally received his revenge, so his greatest rival was unknowingly unknowingly.
But now the couple seems to make up for it.
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Alex Pereira and Israel Adesanya pose for photos for Dricus du Persis vs Sean Strickland
In just a few hours, Dricus Du Plessis will try to defend his championship belt against Sean Strickland in a long -awaited Rematch.
After having shared the octhoek with both men, Israel Adesanya will undoubtedly keep a close eye on the action.
In itself, after he has been extensively trained with the American, Alex Pereira hopes that the challenger can do the job.
And to the appearance of things, Adesanya and his former archenemy are leaning back and viewing the action together.
In two photos uploaded to social media by the UFC, the couple broke the biggest smiling before he hit a somewhat star attitude.
Of course the fans thought it was great, with one tweet: “You can feel that Chama energy,” while another added: “Humidity is the key! Both great legends with much to discuss! Iron squeezes iron.”
A third proclaimed: “This is wild.”
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Robert Whittaker and Israel Adesanya laugh at the way Drus du Plessis fights
Pereira is not the only old opponent Adesanya recently made friends, with the kiwi who speaks up things with Robert Whittaker.
The former champions even trained together in the gym and work together to sharpen their craftsmanship.
The pair also laughed at the reigning 185-pound King's style, in which Adesanya and Whittaker shared their experiences with Du Plessis.
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