The Polish fighter broke everyone, but the Russian paratrooper from of Fedor's team knocked him out!
A striker against a wrestler, a puncher against a master of painful techniques, a Russian school of mixed martial arts against a Polish one. One of the most classic and intriguing layouts in a duel. Today we will see just such a fight. Which took place on August 5, 2013 at the Alexander Nevsky MMA tournament in Stary Oskol.
Polish fighter Michal Elsner owned a brown belt in Brazilian jiu-jitsu, was very experienced in fighting on the ground, and he won the lion's share of his victories by painful holds. And in 2012, at the Oplot tournament, he even managed to catch Alexander Butenko with a painful hold. He repeatedly fought at various tournaments in Russia and reached the final of the PRO FC Grand Prix.
Nikolai Aleksakhin, the winner and prize-winner of various combat sambo tournaments from Fedor Emelianenko's team, opposed him. He served under a contract in the elite 45th separate airborne brigade and always goes to battle under its flag. By that time, he had won 12 victories in 14 professional fights and won most of them by knockouts. But both of his defeats were from painful holds, and therefore the upcoming battle became a real test of his strength for him.
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