The Ultimate Fighting Championship

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This site is dedicated to Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) and MMA star, Fedor Emelianenko and we decided to give those who are new to the world of competitive fighting, a lowdown on the UFC.

The competition has been taking place since 1993, when the first one was held in Denver, Colorado. At this time, the industry was trying to figure out which fighting style was the most effective, so many different ones were being used. From this, the idea of mixed martial arts was born. Nowadays, this type of fighting is popular among many different groups of people, including those who are into to martial arts as a whole, and even spreading to some who like other sports and games, like golf or PartyPoker Slovenian. The biggest rise in UFC popularity occurred in 2011, when it became available to the mainstream. With cable-television showing fights, it could reach more people than ever before.

While the UFC uses the tagline “there are no rules” biting and eye gouging are prohibited and things like fish-hooking, headbutting, hair pulling and groin strikes are frowned upon. Matches are scored by three judges, who give the winner 10 points and the loser 9 or less. If the judges cannot agree on a score, there are many other ways in which the match can end. For example, if two judges favour one fighter and one favours the other, it will be called a split decision, whereas if one judge scores a draw, it will be known as a majority decision. The referee keeps a lookout for any illegal moves and has the right to disqualify either fighter. He can also give the fighters verbal warnings and deduct points as he sees fit. It is a very exciting sport, which is definitely not for the feint-hearted.

Fedor Emelianenko in Focus

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Fedor Emelianenko is a mixed martial arts expert, and is currently retired. He is Russian in origin, and has won numerous tournaments and championships around the world, the most notable ones being the World Combat Sambo and the Pride 2004 Grand Prix. He has also medalled in the judo championship held in Russia. USA Today, Sherdog.com and Sports Illustrated, along with a host of other major sports publications, has widely acclaimed Emelianenko on his many feats, and many experts have even gone on to say that he is the greatest mixed martial artist that the world has seen so far.

In recent news, UFC President Dana White mentioned Fedor Emelianenko when he expressed his feelings towards the fighting champion when he decided to retire from the fighting scene. Wite stated that he did not hate Emelianenko, and had no hard feelings towards him. According to him, the only greatest regret that he still has is that he did not manage to organise a fight between Emelianenko and Brock Lesnar, at a time when both the fighters were at the peak of their careers, and the best of their performance.

Dana White also stated that it was a great pity and it was extremely unfortunate that Fedor Emelianenko never signed up for the UFC, and never became a member. According to him, Emelianenko is atleast one of the best heavyweight fighters, if not the best heavyweight fighter, in the world. He also said that Emelianenko has one of the most dedicated and greatest fan followings he has ever seen. Fedor Emelianenko had this aura about him, as even if he got knocked out repeatedly in a fight, the fans would still root for him, as if he was the winner, regardless of the fact if he really won the fight or not.

Focus on Fedor Emelianenko

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The famous MMA star Fedor Emelianenko announced his retirement after providing some of the best records in the following field. Though recently he got a tremendous success in the knockout tournament and got a win against Pedro Rizzo. This event took place in Russia. Fedor said that the following decision taken by him would be accepted by the mass. Disappointment should not take place anywhere in the following decision. He eventually thanked every one who has been a supportive part in his life. He added to his announcement that this was the exact and appropriate time for him to take retirement.

Ron Kruck tweeted that they are in the urge of creating new stars that will now onwards lead the main attraction of MMA.

The Global Website of M1 was hacked recently which revealed that Fedor Emelianenko has already become officially a part of UFC. It also said the Fedor would recently come in front of Brock Lesnar. Brock is a new comer in this field. Fedor was asked about this and he replied with a “anything possible” type of view.

Emelianenko has been a complete part of MMA and he has served this sport with his utmost dedication. But the controversy regarding his signing UFC is still a big factor. However UFC has claimed that they would never sign Fedor Emelianenko.

Even another controversy is regarding the opponent of Fedor. If Lesnar continues to be his opponent and if Fedor wins the game, it will be obvious and if Lesnar wins then it will be remarkable history created. Lesnar will be the most promising player who will be soon regarded as the heavyweight player. Hence the game if fought between Fedor and Lesnar, will be a game that will actually prove to be the most important game so far. Everybody is waiting for the day to come soon.

Time for Emelianenko to Come Back

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The existence of the sensation in heavyweight boxing arena, the Russian star, Fedor Emelianenko is almost now at stake because of his possible intentional approach towards oblivion. Recently he is acting really cold towards new contracts coming his way.

He abstained from the contract of UFC for the contract with Affliction, turned down Strikeforce making the history’s biggest turn-down of offer just for the sake of money and promotion stuffs.

Now almost all his fans have gone against him for screwing up the event of Randy Couture facing Brock Lesnar. What is worse is now that his age and injuries are taking over control of his mind and performances and his actions as well.

There used to be a time when Fredo Emelianenko was to clash against anybody, everybody would know of it because it was a Fredo Event. Nobody could blend the martial arts into that particular lethal combination like he could; a combination of speed with moves.

With the right-hand punches and swish-past movement to corner the beasties used to be a piece of cake for him. He whitewashed even the Japanese, the ones to know martial arts even before birth, when he went to play there. A nasty blow on his head by Kevin Randleman seemed like a mosquito bite that could be ignored. He was a man blessed with victory no matter what, in his glorious days. Nobody has a clue about what has gotten into him that he is behaving in such a weird manner.

Still the fans are crossing their fingers, hoping to see him again at the UFC, facing off against the likes of Anderson Silva and Alistair Overeem, though he has screwed his relationship with the UFC quite badly. His fans do not want him to get drowned into such oblivion. Fredo Emelianenko should make his end as glorious as the way he started.