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Adesanya, himself doesn't think he should retire. He is headlining the return of UFC to Saudi Arabia and he would be fighting Nassourdine Imavov. I would see this as his redemption fight. If he loses this one, he should just retire in peace.
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That fight will be filled with emotions both from him and a lot of his fans. A win can propel him to doing many great deals this year, though. I am not even thinking he will lose the fight.[/QUOTE]
It's great to hear your optimism! The emotional aspect of such fights can be incredibly powerful, not just for the fighter but for the fans as well. Adesanya has built a strong connection with his supporters, and that energy can be a huge motivator inside the octagon. 

A win against Imavov could indeed open up numerous opportunities for Adesanya, from title shots to potential high-profile sponsorships and appearances. The momentum from a successful fight can lead to a resurgence in his career, and it sounds like many fans are hopeful for that!

Believing in his capabilities is crucial, and it sounds like you're confident in his skills to secure the victory. 

What specific qualities do you think will help him succeed in this matchup? Do you see any potential strategies he could use against Imavov?