Athletistic/MMA. Russian MMA fighter Vyacheslav Datsik has reacted to a recent statement by Mixed Martial Arts Union President Fedor Emelianenko, who called for a ban on “pop-MMA” fights at the legislative level.
- Datsik apologizes to the public after a brilliant victory over Mondragon
– If it turns out that Fedor can ban MMA pop at the legislative level…
– Who is Fedor to forbid something?!
– Not himself, but he can help get himself banned.
– It will be like before: the spikes have been put in place, the tables have been removed, the chairs have been removed, they have organized a tournament until the police come out. Then they set everything up. Everything will be alright. Let’s go underground.
– What is happening in the world of pop-MMA, is it immoral?
– What exactly?
– All kinds of dirty times, buddy and so on.
– The popular Russian language has not been canceled. Moreover, when a person is on emotions, what to do with Russian folk speech? In addition, I go there myself periodically. Here I try to give an interview without speaking Russian folk. When I talk to my friends, she still pours out. There is nothing like it here.
– Will it turn out, in your opinion, to ban pop-MMA?
– How? I think that’s unrealistic. How many federations have already been created, they all operate on legal, legislative grounds. So that there is no bubbling, fighting during a promotion, it is necessary not to prohibit by law, but to show by example how fighters should behave, that it is unworthy for a man to say a lot of superfluous words. It’s just that some people say a lot of unnecessary words, shout, and it’s not about sports anymore. You already have to fight behind the scenes, and this is an article. And why is all this necessary? Moreover, to develop the sport, a healthy lifestyle is one thing. Promoting something else is not the same, Datsik said in an interview with YouTube channel Ushatayka.
- Datsik knocked out Brazilian fighter Mondragon in less than a minute
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