Henry Cejudo doesn’t see Israel Adesanya making the necessary adjustments to beat Alex Pereira . In the UFC 287 headliner on April 8 in Miami, Adesanya (23-2 MMA, 12-2 UFC) will look to reclaim his middleweight title from Pereira (7-1 MMA, 4-0 UFC) – who knocked him out late in Round 5 at UFC 281. The title win marked Pereira’s third over Adesanya, with two coming in kickboxing. But in order for Adesanya to overcome his rival, Cejudo says he needs to bring in specific training partners tailored for the matchup, or he will suffer the same fate. “It all depends if Israel made those adjustments in that fight,” Cejudo said on his YouTube channel.

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Henry Cejudo thinks Alex Pereira ‘puts a stamp’ on Israel Adesanya rivalry at UFC 287 – MMA Junkie

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