Joaquin Buckley ramps up beef with 'ho' and 'pretty boy' ex-UFC champ Israel Adesanya
Joaquin Buckley ramps up beef with 'ho' and 'pretty boy' ex-UFC champ Israel Adesanya
Joaquin Buckley went off on Israel Adesanya for hating on him.
Adesanya watched his friend Kamaru Usman beat Buckley by unanimous decision in this past Saturday's UFC on ESPN 69 headliner. While giving his breakdown on his YouTube channel, Adesanya couldn't help but give his true feelings towards Buckley and how much he dislikes him.
"I hate this n*gga, bro," Adesanya said. "I don't even use the word hate lightly, but I hate this n*gga, bro. Something about him just f*cking annoys me. Coolest thing he's ever done is that kick, and I respect that. Literally, I'm just trying to chill, talk. 'Hey man, we've got to get this going, you and me.'
"Like he's rapping to me. Every single time. He's just so f*cking annoying. At one point I literally walked away while as he was talking, and I think he didn't like that, so then he went against me since then. But f*ck the dude. Maybe I'm a hater, bro. Maybe I'm just a hater."
Buckley (21-7 MMA, 11-5 UFC) fired back at former champion Adesanya (24-5 MMA, 13-5 UFC) for trying to bring him down.
"Tell me how you feel to my face though, instead of being like a ho," Buckley responded on his YouTube channel. "You all underneath the covers and sh*t. Like, 'Mmm I hate that n*gga.' Sweet motherf*cker because I don't know why you on my d*ck anyway. You done your thing, you been at your spot, I'm working towards mine. You ain't no real fighter. You want to be a little pretty boy. I would give you a sample, but I don't like boy p*ssy.
"You can get this work any given time. I can give it to you, but I just hate fighters like you because you tryna downplay on somebody that's trying to work towards something. What you hating on me for? You did what you did, but look at another brother trying to make it up and you want to clown him. Oh, but I forgot n*gga, you're Chinese. You ain't another brother. The real African that runs that spot is (Dricus Du Plessis)."
Buckley, who started out his UFC career at middleweight, is willing to settle things with Adesanya inside or outside the octagon.
"We can really get busy if you want to," Buckley said. "And guess what? It ain't got to be competition with the UFC setting this up. We can get busy if you want to."
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