Israel Adesanya is one of the slickest strikers in the MMA world, before that he was also one of the slickest strikers in the kickboxing world. He has got some sick dance moves on him too and what is more, he isn't afraid to challenge fighters two weight division above his own - truly, he has got the making of a true champ.
About Israel Adesanya's Height
Israel Adesanya is currently the tallest fighter in the middle-weight division of UFC. That along with his enormous 80-inch reach has given him an enormous advantage over his fellow fighters, maybe that's the reason (along with his skills and some genetic advantage) for his success.
UFC lists Adesanya at a most respectful six feet four inches. Now, we don't agree with everything UFC says, and that is true in this case as well - most respectfully of course. Israel looks just a bit shorter than that, maybe by an inch, then Israel would be taller than someone like Jan Blachowicz who is almost 6'2" and slightly shorter than biggies like Stipe Miocic (6'3.5"), Jon Jones (almost 6'4"), and Francis Ngannou (true 6'4" guy).
The real height of Israel Adesanya is 6'3" (190.5 cm)
Here is Israel Adesanya with some MMA fighters.
Here is a photographic height comparison of Israel Adesanya with some other fighters.
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| Dustin Poirier (5'9"), Robert Whittaker (5'11"), Jan Blachowicz (almost 6'2"), Israel Adesanya (6'3"), Jonny Bones (almost 6'4") and, Francis Ngannou (6'4") |
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| Israel Adesanya with Conor McGregor (5'8.5") Khabib Nurmagomedov (5'9"), Justin Gaethje (5'10.5"), Tony Ferguson (5'11.5"), Jon Jones (6'3.5"), and Stefan Struve (6'11") |
For reference, here is the average human height around the world.
| Country | Male Height | Female Height |
|---|---|---|
| Indonesia | 5'4"/163 cm | 4'10.75"/149 cm |
| Bangladesh | 5'4.25"/163 cm | 4'11"/150 cm |
| Vietnam | 5'4.5"/164 cm | 4'11"/150 cm |
| India | 5'5.25"/166 cm | 5"/152 cm |
| Nigeria | 5'6"/168 cm | 5'1.5"/156 cm |
| China | 5'6.5"/169 cm | 5'1"/155 cm |
| Japan | 5'7.5"/171 cm | 5'2.25"/158 m |
| South Korea | 5'7.5"/172 cm | 5'2.25"/158 cm |
| Brazil | 5'8.25"/173 cm | 5'2.5"/159 cm |
| France | 5'9"/175 cm | 5'3.5"/161 m |
| Russia | 5'9"/175 cm | 5'3.5"/161 ccm |
| Spain | 5'9.25"/176 cm | 5'4"/162 cm |
| United States | 5'9.25"/176 cm | 5'4"/162 cm |
| England | 5'9.5"/177 cm | 5'4.25"/163 cm |
| Canada | 5'9.5"/177 cm | 5'4.25"/163 cm |
| Australia | 5'10"/178 cm | 5'4.5"/164 cm |
| Germany | 5'10.5"/179 cm | 5'4.5"/164 cm |
| Denmark | 5'11"/180 cm | 5'5.5"/166 cm |
| Finland | 5'11"/180 cm | 5'5.5"/166 cm |
| Sweden | 5'11.25"/181 cm | 5'6"/168 cm |
| Netherlands | 5'11.25"/181.6 cm | 5'6"/168 cm |
| Dinaric Alps | 6"/183 cm | 5'6.5"/169 cm |
| Nilotic people of South Sudan | 6'3"/190 cm | 5'10"/177 cm |
Data painstakingly extracted more or less from Wikipedia and other less shady sources. Expect up to half an inch of discrepancy from real life.