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As much as things went consistently right for Sean Strickland, they didn’t all go wrong for [autotag]Israel Adesanya[/autotag] at UFC 293.
But they sure didn’t go very right, either, evidenced by a dominant performance from Strickland. Adesanya was being talked about as the best middleweight of all time, ahead of Anderson Silva, and that discussion went right out the window thanks to Strickland.
So did Adesanya just have a bad night, or can we expect something similar in the potential rematch? And should he get a rematch straight away, or should he have to work his way back? Should he step back and chill a bit before he comes back?
This week’s “Spinning Back Clique” panel of Brian “Goze” Garcia, Nolan King and Danny Segura break it down with host “Gorgeous” George Garcia.
Watch their discussion in the video above, and don’t miss this week’s full episode below on YouTube or in podcast form.
https://www.youtube.com/live/mkWi8C3IqD0