Kamil Gadzhiev, head of the promotion company Fight Nights Global, spoke about the career of mixed martial arts fighter Alexander Emelianenko. In an interview with socialbites.ca, Gadzhiev talked about Alexander’s athletic form and gave an estimate of how long he will be able to perform.
“He plans to fight Vyacheslav Datsik on April 12. He doesn’t seem to spend much time at the gym. I think your sports career is over. The question is how healthy it would be to continue to enter the ring and most likely rake. Of course, everything here will depend on the level of opposition. Datsik is in more or less a good position and if he wins against Emelianenko it will be a very bad defeat. However, the money Sasha will receive for this fight will allow him to solve some problems, he will not refuse it. Therefore, he will continue to perform. If he doesn’t drink, all this will look more or less decent.
A separate topic of discussion is its behavior in the information field. He doesn’t care what Sasha has to say; He is the perfect loudmouth for the organization that hired him. There will be a goal and a goal. As long as it is like this, it will be in demand and earn money accordingly. “It seems to me that his health will last for about another year,” Gadzhiev thinks.
Alexander Emelianenko is a former ProFC world champion. Multiple Russian and world champion in sambo combat, European champion in sambo combat. He fought his last fight in May 2023 against blogger Evgeny Ershov and won. He also received treatment for alcohol addiction in Ingushetia in 2023.
Datsik, 43, has seven wins and nine defeats in MMA. In August, he knocked out Englishman Oli Thompson, a former representative of the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC), in a boxing match in Moscow. On October 28, Datsik lost to Belarusian Pyotr Romankevich as part of the REN TV Fight Club tournament.
Athletes met on September 24, 2022. The fight took place according to boxing rules. Datsik knocked out his opponent in the 13th second of the first round.
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