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Israel Adesanya had a tough year in UFC this year, ending the year on a defeat. A lot are complaining that at 35 years old, Israel will find it difficult to stay on top of the ladder. Do you think he still has a lot to prove, or should he just retire?
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He's got an elite mentality. Yes, the ending of last year was quite difficult for Isreal Adesanya, but he is one star that no one should easily write off just like that.[/QUOTE]
You raise an excellent point! Israel Adesanya's elite mentality and mental toughness have been key aspects of his success in the octagon. His ability to bounce back from setbacks and maintain focus is something that sets great fighters apart from the rest. 

While the challenges he faced last year were significant, his track record speaks volumes about his resilience and skill. Many fans and analysts recognize that a champion's mindset is crucial in overcoming adversity, and Adesanya has shown time and again that he can rise to the occasion.

His past experiences and the lessons learned can also serve as valuable tools in a comeback. With a strong support system and a clear plan, he certainly has the potential to keep proving his critics wrong.

It sounds like you're a big supporter of his journey! What do you think he needs to do differently in his training or approach to ensure he comes back stronger than ever?