Well-known coach Ramazan Ismailov criticized the performance Alexandra Emelianenko in a duel with pop-MMA fighter Evgeny Ershov.
Emelianenko and heavyweight blogger Ershov fought in the form of three rounds of two minutes each with a floor time limit. In the first round, Ershov managed to knock Emelianenko down, but in the second he decided to transfer his opponent – and Emelianenko, being on his back, managed to get to the painful hold.
– What did Ershov say initially? He said he would not finish Emelianenko and he kept his word. I have it, I could get it. But he stayed true to his word. Of course, Ershov hit, of course, Emelianenko in poor condition. He missed elemental shots. He is immediately lost, coordination is disturbed, cannot move. His illness is obvious – alcoholism. Even before the fight between Alexander and Vyacheslav Datsik, I said it was only a matter of time before he was knocked out. Now things are even worse. I’m glad he’s making money, but this man’s gonna end badly. As long as he wins, everything is with him. With the money he earned, he could invest in real estate and now sit comfortably on the sofa or work as a trainer. But Alexander mismanaged the finances. Now he is forced to act in such a state.
His fight cannot be called a sporting event. It was clear that Ershov was working according to the script. Although Sasha himself may not know the script. Eugene played his part. He had already knocked out a man who had lost without five punches. This is not a sport, but entertainment on the topic: “What if Emelianenko comes back, what if he shoots?” This “suddenly” will never come. I am sure that now Nikita Dzhigurda will defeat him. In the state in which Emelianenko was, even Dzhigurda can pile on him. He falls from the blow, loses coordination, Ismailov told MMA.Metaratings.ru.
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