Vadim Finkelshtein: Emelianenko will not retire, he will fight

Fedor Emelianenko’s promoter Vadim Finkelshtein has revealed that his client is not going to retire despite third successive defeat, this time at the hands of Dan Henderson.

«Now there is absolutely no sense to argue whether the bout was stopped too early or not. What’s done is done, it’s sports. Of course, it hurts to lose like that, considering that there was no clear knockout. Fedor lost concentration for an instant, but then he quickly came to his senses and turned around – and here the referee interfered in the course of the fight. Blows like Henderson’s one that caught Fedya are rarely successful, maybe, one in a thousand. It was just an ill luck… Fedor has a desire to continue his performances, he will fight,» Finkelshtein stated according to Championat.com.