Now, for anyone who watches UFC, you may agree with me that Fedor Emelianenko is a true bad ass. Now, besides that this is some what of a compelling video. This video makes you realize that no matter how big the obstacle is or how small you are never give up. Now lets get back to the better portion of this video that ass kicking.. That guy compared to Fedor is HUGE, I enjoyed seeing him actually win this fight. A great fighter once said, "It doesn't matter how big the opponent or how strong he is when the fight goes to the ground it's a whole different fight." Royce Gracie. This led to be very true in this fight, Fedor took it to the ground and won with a submission. Although the guy was big and out weighed Fedor, he still over came the obstacle of this fight and came out on top. In the UFC today this is actually illegal. They created different weight classes so that it made each fight a little more safe for the fighters. Along with Fedor, I enjoy watching Georges "Rush" St. Pierre fight along with, Quinton "Rampage" Jackson, Matt Hughes, Anderson "The Spider" Silva, Rich "Ace" Franklin, and Matt "The hammer" Hamil
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If they only watch UFC they wouldn't know anything about Fedor. He has fought for Pride FC, Affliction, and most recently Strikeforce.
ReplyDeleteThe Japanese promotions (Pride FC, Dream, etc.) love their "freakshow" fights. Mirko Cro Cop vs Dos Caras, Fedor vs Zulu, Minowa vs Butterbean, Minowa vs Giant Silva, and Big Nog vs Bob Sapp are all extreme mismatches.
If you want to see Fedor fight back from a serious obstacle you should watch his fight against Kevin Randleman. Kevin is a former NCAA Division 1 wrestling champion from Ohio State. During the fight Randleman got behind Fedor with his hands wrapped around his waist and picked him up and slammed him on his neck. Fedor somehow survived the spike and less than a minute later reversed the position and submitted him by Kimura. One of the craziest sequences in any MMA fight.