Daniel Omielanczuk (Poland) vs Denis Smoldarev (Russia) | KNOCKOUT, MMA Fight, HD

And scheduled for three five minute rounds in the ACA heavyweight division. Introducing you first, fighting out of the blue corner. He stands 200 centimeters tall. In his official weight, 110.35 kilos. He is a wrestler holding a professional record of 14 victories, almost at five defeats. Fighting out of northwestern Estonia, here is Dennis Smolderhead. And across the cage, his opponent fighting out of the red corner. He stands 182 centimeters tall. His official weight, 117.9 kilos. He is an MMA practitioner holding a pro record of 22 victories, almost at nine defeats. Fighting out of Warsaw, Poland, here is Daniel Olejanski. And the referee in charge of the action, Marko Bruerson. Good morning, good morning. A lot of roles in this fight, man. 35 other times in the UFC. In the UFC, he had nine fights in total, winning four of them. Including Alexey Malenko. In 2018, Daniel signed a contract with the ACA league, during which he had four fights, defeating Bobby Brands, Zelimkhan Umeev, Evgeny Erokhin, and conceding only to Amir Alikbari, according to the decision of the judges. Well, this is the luxury in the form of a fight between these two fighters we have now. Denis, I know, has taken a lot of blows lately. And, by the way, he dried up, which is interesting. It happened so dramatically that the second team, who were supposed to take her away now, turned out not to be able to take her away this time, which became known almost in a day. Therefore, today he will probably lean a little less than usual on his corners. And what, by the way, scares me a little about his health, is that he keeps his right hand quite low. Well, he had a couple of partners in this fight. Everyone knows Dmitry Sosnovsky, Alexander Gladkov, Bogdan Guskov, and many other well-known heavyweights and semi-heavyweights of the Moscow, now formed, school of martial arts. A very uncomfortable fighter from Poland, of course. First of all, he has very heavy blows, and it is not clear what to expect from him at a specific moment. There are quite different things going on here. You can't stay there in any case. You must definitely leave. The Pole is not the fighter who should be allowed to work in this position. It seems to me that Denis managed to keep this pressure a little bit. Now he will create a backlash and get up. I probably can't say that Daniil is very good at controlling from above. But he is an experienced, very experienced fighter. And he has a serious weight. With this weight alone, you can hold very seriously. Now, in fact, he is very uncoordinated, takes up positions, does not hurry. Yes, he took up a position in the north-south, and slowly, either looking for a reception, or looking for an opportunity to improve the position. And now there may be a kimura, and there may be an exit to the elbow arm. Or maybe he won't do that, because Denis can hold his hand strongly. Well, anything can happen. I wonder what Denis can do from here. Yes, listen, a classic kimura. And he took a good grip. He only straightens his hand now. And thereby prevents him from holding. Again, he gives a backlash. That is, it is not clear who did not give up, who did not give up. He definitely did not give up and gets out. He did not give up, but Daniil gave up a little bit, who left a reception. In principle, it was still possible to try there again, taking a slightly more successful angle. But he did not do it. Moreover, he managed to do it for the second time. Great! Denis woke up at the right time and, in my opinion, he did it. You know, look, he will get angry. If in striking technique he, how to say it, has such an obvious moment. The fact that he constantly lowers his right hand. Yes, he works not only in the front, but his left hand is constantly lowered. Then in wrestling technique he usually feels good. But he rarely works in this grip, in the cross. It was when there was a short episode of our interaction, I noticed that he somehow ignores this topic of working in the cross. He does not really like it. In fact, many samists and judoists do it. That is, there are still jackets and the grip is built a little differently. Someone works tightly with his shoulders, it is usually not observed. But in mixed martial arts, all this is. Well done! Powerful! Well, these are the topics of mixed martial arts. That's how you put it to me. At the exit from the clinch, the blow worked. Look. Goes out. And ... Stop! What was it? Is it on such, as the Japanese call it, Uraken? In return, the blow with his hand. What happened? I saw the blow of the Japanese. And what blow did the Japanese work with? Let me take an example. Let's watch again. The blow is exactly what you described. Oh, elbow! Elbow! Go crazy! Here is such a short, hard elbow. Exactly the goal. Yes! That was unexpected. And you watched it for the first time. Strong! Without acceleration, without anything else. That's it! Listen, this is experience. This is experience, this is heavyweight. This is the readiness to work universally. Cool blow! Fantastic! I have not seen this before, to be honest. Here is such a short elbow, without acceleration. Very strong. A bright victory. Well, it's really a bright victory. And Denis Moldoviev, of course, yes, he is a really strong fighter. But something is going wrong with him lately. And he wants to wish him either to find some new reserves inside himself in order to climb to the top, which, in general, I thought was quite worthy, or to change something in the training camp. Well, something is clearly going wrong. Well, he says that everything is fine with me. Yes, this is Slava. Don't worry. This is probably still in the family. I know that everything is fine. Well done. Well thought out. And the audience really did not expect this.