Russian fighter Vyacheslav Datsik spoke to about a call from Alexandra Emelianenko January 1st and a possible return to boxing and MMA.
43-year-old Russian fighter Vyacheslav Datsik, who competes in boxing and MMA, temporarily left the SVO zone, where he went as a volunteer, and may soon begin training. Datsik MMA Stats – 5 wins, 8 losses; in professional boxing – 2 victories and 0 defeats. Datsik fought his last fight under exhibition rules, losing by technical knockout to Pyotr Romankevich at a tournament in Moscow on October 28.
– What are you doing now?
— While in St. Petersburg, I am resting after demobilization (previously Datsik was in the area of the Northern Military District – approximately “”), waiting for the start of the training process.
—Did they take photos with you in front?
– To be honest, I feel like I was photographed there with the whole front. Everyone asks how the fights are going, when am I going to fight. They are surprised that he came alone.
— Do you remember the last time you trained?
– Two days before Oli Thompson (in August – editor’s note from ). That’s all. There I missed a “bun” from him, he gave it to me, but I was under adrenaline, I didn’t care (later Datsik fought with Romankevich, against whom he lost by KO – note “”).
—How long do you want to play?
“I don’t want to retire, it’s too early for me.” In addition, the retirement age has been raised, so we must continue.
-Who would you like to fight with?
— We were negotiating with Kharitonov, we wanted to fight. But it looks like he and Sasha Emelianenko can fight. Sanya is generally handsome, he called me on January 1, sober, normal. Everything is fine with him.
— How did you celebrate December 31 and January 1?
— I was visiting friends in St. Petersburg. I don’t celebrate New Year, but I have a birthday on December 31, I celebrated it,” Datsik told .
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