Pero lo de Fedor porque no se sabe aún?

Según e leído el viernes se anuncia todo el card ya

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“No estoy listo para pelear bajo las condiciones del contrato que me ofreció la UFC, ni tampoco en los términos que ellos decidieron. El contrato era solamente draconiano y opresivo. No estoy listo para firmar un contrato tan esclavizante. Primero que nada, deberían respetar a los peleadores, un respeto como el que recibí en Japón”, dijo Fedor.

Ya hay anuncio de rival para Fedor!!!

Fedor vs Rajoy

Yo creo que Iglesias tiene mejor defensa de TD y puede encajar buenas guillotinas con la coleta.

Ya tiene rival. Al final es del principio que se anuló por mala reacción de los fans.

JAIDEEP SINGH ( 2-0-0 )

The Russian's opponent, Jaideep Singh, is 40-10 as a kickboxer but only 2-0 in professional MMA. He most recently defeated Carlos Toyota at Deep Impact 73.

Carlos Toyota ( ultimo rival de Singh )

44 años
6 victorias 7 derrotas

Según he podido leer, se trataría de una eliminatoria por un nuevo título puesto en marcha, el "Campeón de campeones". Todavía se desconoce el emparejamiento de la parte izquierda de la tabla, donde están Fedor y Singh. Por la parte derecha estos son los luchadores: http://kedificil.com/wp-content/uplo...s2-300x282.jpg

Hostia de izquierda a derecha:

Izquierda arriba Calajan
Izquierda abajo Gotrek
Centro Mysterios
Derecha Mongolizador

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Woooow!!!

Yo lo voy a ver igual!

Nadie dice lo contrarío bro

Remember how Fedor Emelianenko was going to fight the unheralded Jaideep Singh in his return fight, but then that talk went away?

Late Thursday, the MMA world finally learned who “The Last Emperor will face when he comes back after a retirement in less than two weeks. It’ll be … wait for it … wait for it … Jaideep Singh.

The upstart Rizin Fighting Federation made the announcement during a news conference. Emelianenko (34-4), regarded by most as one of the greatest heavyweights in MMA history, will face Singh (2-0), a kickboxer from India with just two MMA fights on his resume.

The 38-year-old Emelianenko started planning a return to MMA earlier this year after a 2012 retirement, leading many to suggest that the Russian fighting legend could finally make his way to the UFC. Then there was speculation he would go to Bellator.

But instead, he signed with Rizin for his comeback, a promotion started by former PRIDE president Nobuyuki Sakakibara. In September, Sakakibara appeared on the Spike broadcast for Bellator 142, along with Emelianeko, to announce that he will return to the world of MMA, and his new promotion’s first event will take place New Year’s Eve in Tokyo with Emelianenko in the main event. Bellator broadcast partner Spike has exclusive U.S. rights to the event

The 6-foot-6 Singh most recently fought in MMA in June 2013 at Super Fight League 19. He stopped Alireza Tavak with a first-round TKO at that event in India. The 28-year-old Singh has more than 50 kickboxing matches in his career in that sport, but in a fight against Emelianenko, it will be two MMA bouts of experience against nearly 40 for “The Last Emperor.”