This is a discussion on Aleksander Emelianenko wins in Russia within the MMA - Mixed Martial Arts forums, part of the Sports Forums category; Originally Posted by MMAJunkie
Aleksander Emelianenko wins in Russia
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Highly ranked heavyweight Aleksander Emelianenko (13-3) picked up his first victory in nearly six months with a first-round TKO of Silvao Santos (1-1) at Thursday's M-1 Challenge.
The event took place at the Ice Palace in St. Petersburg, Russia.
Emelianenko, who picked up his fourth consecutive win, dominated the fight from the opening bell, scoring a takedown, nearly securing a guillotine choke, and then battering his outmatched opponent with a flying knee and a series of punches for the TKO victory.
The bout capped off a 14-fight event, which included victories for Emelianenko's fellow Red Devil fighters Roman Zentsov (17-12) and Amar Suloev (24-7).
Emelianenko, the younger brother of former longtime PRIDE heavyweight champion Fedor Emelianenko, has now posted first-round stoppages in his past nine victories.
There you go Thew, the downside now is that he may not be fighting again for a while but this win could have been nothing but expected, he fought a guy with a 1-1 record, I'm not sure whether that was his record pre or post-fight, if post then that is even worse because that means he only fought once!
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That has nothing to do with the fact that he wont be fighting for a while now. To view links or images in this forum your post count must be 20 or greater. You currently have 0 posts.
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