yes, vartan gevorkyan remains metal guys, you will fight for metal, pavlovsky against vartan.ecided not to change, i stayed and very good. now it's catching. he put his opponent at close range to work on the corps against him, because he gave pavlovsky, who was given the captain's powers from kirill vdovin, pavlovsky works well with nicknames. the knee is seen to be a thai boxer. they just happened to be, now vital quite unexpectedly felt a little bit at the guests. this is also dangerous, it is clear that he is ready to just kill his opponent now. and what's going on with the vartan? ok, ok, here ok ok all fights professional team of ambulance doctors in case of severe injuries. they have the right to stop the fight. after all, the health of the fighters on the project is more important than anything else, and if , according to the doctors, kirill vdovin could continue his fight, then in the case of a vartan. it turned out to be too dangerous for his health, so. the doctor stopped this duel, he got tough grass and vital pavlovsky wins. he has a big cut, in fact, it’s very dum

vartan tries to handle a deuce to throw away.one sometimes. wow, how does it work. lord , the fantastic work of tamerlane did not sink at all, and these are the explosions, about which we spoke, those explosions, which one of which he demonstrated in his first duel. yes the fight is over and even though it rises to its feet on quarter in orkyan. for him, the path of a fighter is ending right now. congratulations to valeev , a very cool, confident, convincing victory that puts him, probably, an enemy of the catalotes. the outcome was expected, because they are poems to the vartan and in this confrontation by technical knockout , the fighter's way tamerlan valiev wins and remains in the project. thank you very much, little republic. i think i will not disgrace her side. thank you for the opportunity. i want to dedicate winning this tournament and dedicate it to my father. if if it wasn't for him, i wouldn't be here. if you get into the league, our business and let's say, let's imagine the situation that we went to the orphanage for

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