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‘The long walk many opponents know and fear’- The Undertaker reacts to Israel Adesanya’s iconic walkout at UFC 276

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Israel Adesanya made quite an entrance for his fight against Jared Cannonier at UFC 276 walking out to the theme song of The Undertaker

UFC middleweight champion Israel Adesanya made his fifth successful title defense today at UFC 276. He outclassed and outpointed Jared Cannonier in a slightly underwhelming contest. Although the fight did not live up to everyone’s expectation, it was Izzy’s groundbreaking entrance that was the talk of the town.

Israel Adesanya x The Undertaker

WWE superstar The Undertaker’s ‘Graveyard Symphony’ theme song is one of the most iconic in the company’s history. It envelopes the dead man gimmick perfectly, and WWE fans look forward to watching each and every sequence of the chilling entrance, every time he makes the walk inside the squared circle.

Ahead of UFC 276, Izzy had said that he’s channeling his dark side particularly for this fight. Although he kept the curtains draped on his entrance, he surprised everyone when he made one of the best octagon walkouts ever. Fans salivated and expressed their appreciation for Adesanya’s star power and showmanship.

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The UFC commentary booth went off for a few moments as they gasped in the historic entrance they were witnessing live. Adesanya scored a unanimous decision victory against Jared Cannonier.

Undertaker congratulates Israel Adesanya and reacts to his walkout at UFC 276

Following Israel Adesanya’s iconic walkout, fans of combat sports and pro-wrestling were eagerly waiting for the ‘Dead Man’ to react to it. With the Triple H, and Vince McMahon in attendance at UFC 276, it was inevitable that the Undertaker would address the walkout.

He was thoroughly impressed by the walkout and congratulated the ‘Last Stylebender’ on Instagram. He wrote on Twitter, ‘The long walk many opponents know and fear … congrats @stylebender! #UFC276’

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Abhishek, a versatile sports journalist and also a dedicated martial arts aficionado. With an enduring devotion to boxing and a growing interest in MMA, he has developed a profound understanding of combat sports. His writing mirrors the intensity of the ring, aiming to land a punch that resonates with readers.

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