Once Jeff Monson don’t like the option to meet Alexander Emelianenko so why shouldn’t he fight with Alexei Oleinik . About this “” said the manager of Emelianenko and Oleinik Nikita Burchak.
On Sunday, now a Russian-only citizen, Monson said he would fight in August, but Emelianenko would not. The snowman also said, “Many people have been using it for a long time to earn money. They didn’t care about him as a person.” Emelianenko beat Monson in February 2022 with his bare hands but lost in MMA in November 2012. Oleinik in May in Moscow held the first fight after leaving the UFC, but lost to Britain’s Oli Thompson.
— Yes, Monson was considered a possible rival of Alexander. But that was far from the official announcement of their fight, so it’s wrong to talk about some kind of fight disruption. And based on Monson’s words… Sasha even beat him badly. So why not discuss the form of Monson himself? If Jeff doesn’t like Alexander’s candidacy, then why shouldn’t he judge himself against Alexei Oleinik, whose interests I also represent,” Burchak told .
Monson is 52 years old and has 60 wins, 26 losses and a draw in MMA. Emelianenko, 41, has 28 wins in his career, including nine losses and one draw.
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