Emelianenko,
who won the World Alliance of Mixed Martial Arts heavyweight title
after choking out ex-UFC champion Tim Sylvia in just 36 seconds last
month on an Affliction card at the Honda Center in Anaheim, Calif.,
isn’t sure of the answer.
He’s only certain of one thing: It’s not him.
“I don’t consider myself on top of the pedestal,” said Emelianenko
(28-1, 1 no contest), who has largely been unchallenged since his only
loss, which came because of a cut caused by an illegal elbow in a 2000
fight with Tsuyoshi Kohsaka.
“I have certain weaknesses and I make certain mistakes. Of course,
that is frustrating, because like any athlete, I strive to get better
each day. I know a lot of the media and the fans want to say I’m the
best. I appreciate that, but that’s not how I consider myself.”
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Last Updated ( Thursday, 14 August 2008 )
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