UFC Star Israel Adesanya Suffers First Career Loss, Upset By Light Heavyweight Champion Jan Blachowicz

By Daily Sports on March 7, 2021

Light heavyweight title-holder Jan Blachowicz (28-8) defeated previously undefeated middleweight champion Israel Adesanya (20-1) by unanimous decision at UFC 259 in Las Vegas on Saturday night in Las Vegas, USA.

Blachowicz was awarded an upset unanimous decision victory over Israel Adesanya (20-1) after judges handed scores of 49-46, 49-45 and 49-45 in favor of the Polish champion, allowing Blachowicz to retain his UFC light heavyweight title.

Dominant fourth and fifth rounds were clearly what the doctor ordered for Blachowicz to disrupt Adesanya’s plans in becoming the UFC’s fifth active dual-division champion.

In the other co-main event, Amanda Nunes (21-4) easily defended her featherweight crown by defeating Megan Anderson (11-5). Aljamain Sterling (20-3) won the bantamweight title after Petr Yan (15-2) lost by disqualification.

Text (excluding headline): Los Angeles Times. PHOTO: Jan Blachowicz, left, celebrates after his victory over Israel Adesanya after their light heavyweight championship fight at UFC 259 in Las Vegas on Saturday. (Jeff Bottari / Zuffa LLC via Getty Images)

Source Daily Sports

Posted March 7, 2021


 

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