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Tua, Parker, Fitzsimmons, Adesanya – who is NZ’s greatest fighter?

By New Zealand Blog News Service Oct 2, 2020

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Like any professional athlete, one of Israel Adesanya’s biggest priorities is the construction of his legacy.

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