Andrei Orlovsky, former UFC heavyweight champion, commented on Sergey Pavlovich's loss to Alexander Volkov.
"I was rooting for Pavlovic and I thought Serega would win. Another thing - I said that the only time Volkov could counter and beat Pavlovic was if he used his long leverage, arms and legs. He basically did that with front kicks and high kicks, which he used to keep Seryoga away. Seryoga was held hostage to his position: he has all of his wins in the UFC by first round knockout. That's why I think Seryoga wanted to knock him out. Honestly, I don't understand how he didn't move him to the floor when they were near the net. Because Sergey is physically very strong - he pulls like tractors in Belarus," Orlovsky replied.
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