Kape is confident of beating Adesanya in a street fight

Alexandr Ormanji May 2, 2024, 8:22 a.m.

Manel Kape, a fighter in the UFC's lightweight division, said in a recent interview that he would beat former promotion middleweight champion Israel Adesanya in a street fight. According to Kape, he has beaten guys on the street many times who were bigger than him.

"I'm not beatable on the streets. I don't care, I've beaten a lot of guys bigger than me. Size doesn't matter. Put Adesanya in front of me on the street and see where it ends," MiddleEasy quoted Kape as saying.

Manel Kape is currently on a streak of four straight wins. Two fights out of the four he has won by knockouts.

As for Adesanya, he lost a unanimous decision to Sean Strickland in his last fight.

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