A significant topic of discussion in the MMA community revolves around the UFC’s decision for the main event of its April 13 pay-per-view, UFC 300.
The organization has not disclosed the headliner for the event, leading to skepticism about the possibility of a UFC welterweight title bout between champion Leon Edwards and Belal Muhammad.
Certainly, speculations have been rampant, and one name that consistently surfaces in the rumor mill is Adesanya.
The ex-two-time UFC middleweight champion used Instagram Stories to drop a hint about being part of the UFC 300 lineup.
At UFC 297’s headline bout, Dricus Du Plessis secured victory over Sean Strickland, claiming the UFC Middleweight Championship. Following the match, DDP urged Israel Adesanya to come out of his break and face him in a battle for the 185-pound title.
Israel Adesanya and Dricus Du Plessis have a contentious relationship stemming from disputes over their respective “authentic” African roots.”
The Last Stylebender” is the sole individual to have secured the UFC middleweight championship twice, and if this potential bout materializes, he could set a new record at three title reigns. While it remains speculative at this point, it undeniably aligns with the criteria for a fitting UFC 300 main event.
