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Fedor Emelianenko's fights in Pride, Strikeforce, Bellator, Fight Nights or M-1 are real blockbusters in the history of mixed martial arts, known throughout the world and have become true classics. But many viewers miss the development of young Fedor, which took place at Rings tournaments in Japan, where he gained experience and perfected his style, which a couple of years later would make him the most dominant fighter on the planet.
One of these fights was the semi-final fight of the Rings World Title Series Grand Prix at the end of 2001. In the quarter finals, Emelianenko defeated the powerful Japanese Ryushi Yanagisawa by unanimous decision and was scheduled to meet the English fighter Lee Hasdell in the semifinals.
Hasdell was a big heavyweight with good all-around technique. He was a multiple champion of England in kickboxing, had a black belt in karate, in which he reached 7th dan, and managed to fight in a large number of tournaments around the world. All his victories were won ahead of schedule and in the quarterfinals he knocked out the Bulgarian Georgiy Tonkov and was going to use his striking skills on the young Russian heavyweight.
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6 май 2024
