Israel Adesanya’s scathing social media rant against Ex-Girlfriend goes viral

UFC star Israel Adesanya recently ranted about his ex-girlfriend on Instagram after taking time to 'respond' instead of 'react' by posting the receipts that were several years old.

Adesanya's ex-girlfriend, Charlotte Powdrell first caught the attention of the fans after, Adesanya defeated Robert Whittaker at UFC 243 to become the new middleweight champion. His photo with Powdrell went viral on Social Media, causing speculation as to who the mystery woman may be.

Adesanya usually avoids posting his personal stuff on Social Media and it looks like something must have triggered the middleweight champion as he decided to lash out at Powdrell publicly.

Posting a series of stories on social media, targeting his ex, Adesanya also pointed recent saga surrounding professional footballer Achraf Hakimi.

"You don't care about my life cuz you've sold info about me, so I don't care about yours. I don't even hate, I just don't care about you. I've not been in love with you for a while. In summary, I'm glad this happened. I wouldn't change a f***ing thing," he wrote on Social media.

Adesanya has a large Deadpool tattoo on his back as 'The Last Stylebender' has taken great inspiration from the anti-hero character. Following his burst on his Instagram stories, Adesanya took to Twitter to show everyone that he doesn’t strive to be anyone's idol or hero.

Adesanya's documentary is set to premiere at Tribeca Film Festival

Meanwhile, news has emerged that a documentary about his life will premiere at the Tribeca Film Festival on June 11. He redeemed himself by winning his greatest challenge at UFC 287 several weeks ago by knocking out Alex Pereira to reclaim his middleweight title.

According to Ariel Helwani, the documentary is in the works since 2018. Enduring so many challenges in his childhood, Adesanya’s documentary would be a surreal feeling for the middleweight king.

"Israel Adesanya’s feature film documentary is premiering at the Tribeca Film Festival on June 11. This is something they’d been working on since 2018. “The film follows Israel through the ups and downs of his childhood and career, tapping into masculinity, bullying, mental health and the art of fighting and dance,” said Helwani as quoted by Sportskeeda.