Fedor Emelianenko got dropped on his head by ‘The Monster’ and still won by submission

MMA is moving quickly and it is easy to forget some of the greatest hunters who put the path for the new generation of talent to take over.

For every hardcore fan, the Greatest Fighter of all time of the consensus Fedor Emelianenko, who dominated heavyweight MMA from 2000 to 2010. 'The last Emporer' defeated various promotional champions in his time, including various UFC heavyweight champions – without sweating.

One of his best fighting was his performance against the late Kevin Randleman, an American muscle sample with an intimidating grade of grant. Fedor-Randleman contains one of the greatest battle heights of all time, and if you have not seen it, it is a must-watch.

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Kevin Randleman hit the greatest suplex of all time against Fedor Emelianenko

Emeliansko met Randleman in the second round of the Pride 2004 heavyweight Grand Prix. 'The Monster' had just scored a monstrous detail about Mirko CRO agent and could not have been an intimidating figure in the ring, with a weight of the fight on 228 pounds as a 5'10 wrestler.

By that time, Randleman was a former UFC heavyweight champion, after he had only beat Pete Williams and Pedro Rizzo apart for a year. He had also won Gold as a 1 NCAA thruster division on two different occasions, and he imposed this wrestling bravery on 'The Last Emporer'.

Randleman insured a Takedown asked and Emelianenko gave up his back and worked up. Randleman insured the hips of Emelianenko, celebrated his feet and hit a German suplex. The commentary team could not control their excitement when Emeliansko became towering and square landed on the back of his head.

Fedor Emeliansko provided submission after he fell on his head

While every normal man, and perhaps many hunters, would have stopped after the suplex, Emeliansko ended. Emeliansko has no longer reversed by Randleman's SLAM and ran the position a little later and left a number of banging shots on the side of the American's head.

While Randleman stuck to defend the strikes, Emelianenko broke his arm and assured a Kimura slot, with his opponent 1:33 in the first round. Emeliansko would lose a fight for another six years and send UFC champions Andrei Arlovski, Mark Coleman and Tim Sylvia.