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When two top strikers meet and between them they have a track record of 46 knocked out opponents, the audience is in for a real battle! And in such a battle, the slightest mistake can lead to defeat. On June 1, 2018, at the M-1 Challenge 93 tournament in Chelyabinsk, Alexander Shlemenko fought his next fight in the M-1 Challenge range. After his return after a very long break under the banner of M-1, he fought two epoch-making fights against Vyacheslav Vasilevsky, defeated the strong American Paul Bradley and powerfully came back in a re-fight against Brandon Halsey. After that knockout, there weren’t really any people willing to fight with Alexander, but one very spirited and daring fighter was still found. Bruno Silva was a natural striker, was a champion in many Muay Thai tournaments, and in mixed martial arts he had 14 knockouts in 17 victorious fights. No one has ever managed to knock him out and all of his 6 defeats took place either by decision of the judges or by painful and choking techniques. The audience really liked his aggressive attacking style, and a few months before the events described, Bruno had already come to Chelyabinsk, where at the RCC 2 tournament, in the fifth minute of the first round, he knocked out the most experienced Gennady Kovalev with a knee blow. To date, Silva has been very successful in the UFC, where he has knocked out three opponents in three fights, but three years ago many were very skeptical about his chances of standing up to the striking power of Storm. #Shlemenko #knockout #M1
