"Rickson Gracie was in Japan this week as his son, Kron, was in a BJJ tournament. He did an interview with Tokyo Sports and when they asked about Dreams’ idea of Kron (who has never done an MMA match) vs. Sakuraba, he said “No” and said that he would like to face Sakuraba.They also brought up Fedor Emelianenko, saying that Fedor was the successor to Rickson as the world’s greatest fighter.There is such a huge difference between the two as Rickson never faced anyone once people learned how to fight while Fedor fought tons of real competition.Rickson said that Emelianenko was a great athlete, but his technical ability was so-so. He said he saw his weaknesses, but wouldn't say what they were, but if they were to fight, he is 100% sure he would win. That's downright crazy, given he'd give up 35 pounds and is now 48 years old and hasn't even had a match in eight years."--Dave Meltzer, editor of the Wrestling Observer