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Fedor: 'It's God's will'
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“Fedor’s a person that doesn’t like to look too far in advance." Fedor Emelianenko's manager Vadim Finkelstein told MMAWeekly.com. "Sometimes people don’t understand when he says ‘it’s God’s will’ and ‘it’s up to God to see how things turn out’ that’s a very Russian way of people saying that it all really depends on certain factors, and that’s always how he’s approached the future of his fights. Assuming everything works out and his health is great, and feeling fine, he could very well fight beyond the four fights and who knows where, but that’s something that’s very difficult to predict. Fedor just by nature is not someone who looks too far ahead for anything.”
“Fedor’s always been a person when asked that never considers himself the best fighter in the world, but like any fighter, when Fedor goes into that ring or that cage, he fights to win. He fights to defeat his opponent. As long as he keeps wanting to fight, I’m sure he keeps going to fight to win and not to lose. I don’t think he’s the type of person that has anything to prove, he never fought with the desire to prove anything.”
“For the last month he’s been up in the mountains at high altitude, he’s already been training, he’s already been trying to get his body ready and functionally ready for his next fight. He’s just been doing a lot of what he usually does."