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UFC heavyweight Alexander Volkov named the key to victory in his upcoming fight with Sergey Pavlovich.
"The most important thing is not to piss! Everything else is a matter of chance. Sergey knows how to knockout with any punch. The main thing here is just to be ready for it and not to be afraid. What is the probability that the fight with Pavlovich will not happen? Well, it's like the probability that you will meet a dinosaur in the street - 50/50: either you will or you won't. It's the same here: the fight will either happen or it won't. In fact, the probability is that it's going to happen. And what will happen in two months, it's hard for me to say. I'm still preparing for this fight," said the fighter.
UFC heavyweight Alexander Volkov talked about how his sparring sessions with Sergey Pavlovich went. Volkov noted the power of Sergey's punching.
"Well you saw these sparring sessions yourself, he hits like a hoof - very hard. It was very hard to work with him. I think I didn't win a single round against him. Of course, after every punch. My legs were shaking. To be honest, when he came to sparring, I tried to stand with him less, because I realized that every time he hit, some injury could happen. I stood up for the very first rounds with him and tried not to stand up anymore. Because when Sergey was warming up, he could hit very hard", - said the fighter.
The manager of UFC heavyweight Alexander Volkov made a statement regarding his recently announced bout with Sergey Pavlovic.
Former UFC interim heavyweight title challenger Sergei Pavlovic said he has no plans to fight Alexander Volkov, despite the bout being announced by promotion head Dana White.
The situation around today's announced fight between Alexander Volkov and Sergey Pavlovich continues to develop in an unclear way. First, Volkov's fight with Almeida was announced. This morning, UFC CEO Dana White announced a fight between Volkov and Pavlovic. Later, Volkov's management said that such an announcement came as a complete surprise to them and they will be looking into the details. And now a source close to the situation says that the fight may be canceled.
Sergey Pavlovich's record currently stands at 16 wins, 2 loses and 0 draw.
Sergey Pavlovich's last fight took place against Tom Aspinall on Nov. 11, 2023, in New York, USA. He lost by KO in the 1 round. That fight was 5 months and 8 days ago.
Pavlovich's last 3 fights have come over a period of 11 months and 8 days, meaning he has been fighting on average every 3 months and 22 days. In those fights, he fought a total of 3 rounds, meaning that they have lasted 1 round on average.
Pavlovich was born in Russia.
Sergey Pavlovich made his professional debut in December 2014, so he has been a pro for 9 years.
Pavlovich is 6' 3" (6 Foot and 3 inch) which is 191 cm (1 meter and 91 centimeters).
