As you have seen more than once, almost any fight involving Alexander Shlemenko or his students is a cool spectacle for the most sophisticated connoisseurs of mixed martial arts. Take, for example, his persistent showdowns with top opponents, such as in two fights with Vyacheslav Vasilevsky, or the brutal knockouts that he sent his opponents to many times.
The distinctive features of Storm's style are his focus on striking techniques, bright finishes and the desire to conduct a truly uncompromising fight. That is why Alexander was a welcome participant in a variety of mixed martial arts tournaments in all parts of the world. After all, he gave the audience everything that they watched the fights for.
Today we will go to Finland, where, starting in 1998, the international Fight Festival tournament was held for almost 15 years, gathering a very serious line-up of participants. On March 12, 2011, at the 30th tournament of this promotion, American fighter Nick Wagner became Storm’s opponent in the main fight of the evening. Who, before the fight, stated that, like Alexander, he loves to exchange blows in a standing position and is not afraid of an open fight with a formidable knockout artist from Russia.
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