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02-23-2016, 08:59 PM
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Andrei Arlovski is seeking to avenge his 2009 loss to Fedor Emelianenko. He’s currently trying to convince the UFC to allow him to fight Fedor in a different promotion. In an interview with Bloodandsweat.ru, Arlovski went as far as to say he’d give the UFC a cut of his earnings if they would allow him take the fight.
“Sure! If you can do that, I’ll pay you 10% if this fight happens,” he told Bloodandsweat.ru. “We can discuss any conditions, but the only crucial points [of negotiation] for me are: accommodation, food and fly-over for me and my team. I think I can even persuade the UFC to let me fight outside the organization once.”
Arlovski is 5-1 in his last six bouts.
Andrei Arlovski is seeking to avenge his 2009 loss to Fedor Emelianenko. He’s currently trying to convince the UFC to allow him to fight Fedor in a different promotion. In an interview with Bloodandsweat.ru, Arlovski went as far as to say he’d give the UFC a cut of his earnings if they would allow him take the fight.
“Sure! If you can do that, I’ll pay you 10% if this fight happens,” he told Bloodandsweat.ru. “We can discuss any conditions, but the only crucial points [of negotiation] for me are: accommodation, food and fly-over for me and my team. I think I can even persuade the UFC to let me fight outside the organization once.”
Arlovski is 5-1 in his last six bouts.