From Fightnews
In clearly the most anticipated bout of the fight night, Fedor Yemelyanenko's younger brother Alexander (0-0-1) was awarded with a dubious four-round majority draw in his pro debut against former amateur standout and fellow rookie Khizir Pliev (0-0-1). Both fighters wasted no time for a reconnaissance, going toe-to-toe since the opening bell. The heavily tattooed Russian heavyweight displayed a powerful punching and blow resistance, while his lesser-known opponent showed some remarkable skills and prevailed in ring generalship. Pliev also found an opportunity to smash Alexander's nose, which bleed profusely since the third stanza, initiating a blood bath inside the ring.
