Mixed Martial Arts fighter, Israel Adesanya has revealed that he is moving to the United States of America from New Zealand ahead of his forthcoming fight with rival Robert Whittaker which has been postponed till 2022 due to COVID-19 travel restrictions.
The UFC middleweight champion revealed his move in a post on Instagram and has reportedly set his mind on moving his entire camp to the US in order to facilitate his training ahead of the fight.
“Cats out the bag… I’m moving to America,” Adesanya wrote on Instagram.
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“When faced with obstacles, we adapt and overcome them. We built this legacy at City Kickboxing ourselves and the support of the people. No (government) handouts or backing and became the number one winning gym on earth.
“Four walls and a roof don’t make a martial arts gym. The people who toil day in and day out make it what it is. So wherever those four walls and a roof is located, it’ll still be City Kickboxing!” he added.
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