Vasily “Pelmen” Kamotsky: “The judges could have given a draw based on the results of the fight against Manu”

Russian Vasily Kamotsky, nicknamed Pelmen, said on Match TV that the fair outcome of the fight against American Makini Manu was a draw.

The heavyweight competition between the Russian and the American took place on Friday in Abu Dhabi (UAE) at the Power Slap 16 slap tournament. All judges unanimously gave the victory to Manu – 29:28.

— I reviewed the recording of the fight with a cool head. Maybe it could have been a draw. This would be a fairer option. The first round was nothing, both punches didn’t work. In the second round I was better, and he took the end of the fight. Initially, I had emotions that I was sued again. Now I admit that in this fight, unlike the previous one, at least there was something to give the opponent victory for,” Kamotsky said on the air of the “Everyone for the Match!” program. on Match TV.

Earlier, Kamotsky lost to American Dane Werns in the main fight of the Power Slap 13 tournament, losing the championship belt of the league’s heavyweight division.

Kamotsky is the first Russian representative to compete in the Power Slap league, founded by UFC head Dana White.