“He’s a good guy, I respect him, and he seems to be a tough guy to fight too, but I know what I want to do and I’m going to knock him out 100 percent, insha Allah,” Dulatov said. “He’s a good guy, good experience – nine fights in the UFC; eight more than me – but I think when he fought the average guys, they beat him, and with the bad guys he beat them, so I need to beat him and that’s it… I know I always have to be humble. I know everyone comes to fight. He’s a dangerous guy, 100 percent, but I also know that my skills are very good and I know I can beat everyone if I do my job right.” job. By the way, today I heard that Wellington told the interviewer that he was going to submit me because he considers my jiu-jitsu to be my weakness, but to be honest, people who wrestle with me and are much better than him told me: “Your grappling is very skilled.”
“There’s a reason people don’t see it, and that’s because I never have to show it and I never have to fight. But I’m from Chechnya, so I don’t know how people can think that they can fight and I can’t fight? But it is what it is, and maybe we’ll have to show them a little fight.”
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Although he will fight if necessary, for Dulatov the game plan is quite simple.