The Australian superheavyweight Peter Graham who isn't knowing defeats since 2001, continued a safe series, having written down in the asset a victory a technical knockout in fight on MMA over 93 kg over Russian Salimgirey Rasulov on come to the end in Krasnodar on the Olympus Sports palace arena large international tournament on the mixed single combats and Global Fight Club K-1: CHALLENGE.

In the first round Oleg Taktarov's pupil gave an initiative to the rival, having conceded the ring center. Only in an ending of five-minute Rasoul made an attempt attacks, having tried to put a series of blows in the head. The Australian fighter continued movement on a ring in the second round, having reduced radius. After several series of blows of Graham Salimgirey felt something wrong with a hand, having asked to stop a duel. As a result of a trauma Rasulov didn't manage properly продышаться, to pass up to the end all distance of the main fight in career.

In the second main fight of evening on MMA to 70 kg fans observed return to a ring of the known fighting sambo wrestler from Ufa Venus Galiyev (24-7-0) to whom the young and impudent rival from Japan of Yoshiaki Takakhasha (10-2-2) resisted. Takakhasha all duel forced to work at a maximum which most part passed in a rack Venus. Having visited during fight once behind ring ropes, the Japanese didn't lose a fighting spirit. With amazing firmness it constrained powerful blows of the Russian, constantly went to counterattack. After three rounds of the judge gave the deserved victory on points to the owner of a ring.

In other fights of the Global Fight Club tournament: CHALLENGE recorded the following results:

George Kichigin (Pyatigorsk) ahead of schedule won against Artem Bogatyryov (Taganrog) suffocating reception (00:35, 1 round);

Nikita Osipov (Krasnodar) stopped Igor Korolkov (Ukraine) a technical knockout (1:17, 1 round);

Aram Hamayan (Rostov-on-Don) won over Victor Tamashevich (Lithuania) the unanimous decision of judges (5:00, 3 round); Vadim Russul (Ukraine) forced Grant Asatryan (Armenia) to give up after suffocating reception (2:18, 1 round);

Mikhail Mokhnatkin (Russia) also won against Igor Slyusarchuk (Ukraine) suffocating reception (3:03, 1 round);

Emil Abasov (Vorkuta) carried out to Stanislav Smagliyev (Pyatigorsk) painful reception on a hand (4; 42, 1 round);

Anatoly Moiseyev (Russia) came out the winner of a meeting with Alexander Topich (Serbia) the unanimous decision of judges (5:00, 3 round); Vladimir Egoyan (Rostov-on-Don) ahead of schedule won Gaetano "El Tigre" Pirello (Belgium) painful reception on a foot (1:31, 1 rounds).