Today, the words and music of the immortal composition Victory Day are heard in all corners of our vast country. A lot of fighters have used it during the fight to get in the right mood. For example, Artem Frolov did this before the winning fight in the RCC promotion against the German athlete Jonas Bilstein. And now a citizen of Russia, a former American, Jeff Monson once again struck everyone by going out on Victory Day to fight in Yekaterinburg.
Today we will tell you about another athlete who often used compositions of the war years to enter his fights. We are talking about Nikolai Kaushansky, who paid great attention to the patriotic message that he put into his speeches. Nikolai went to his fights under the Holy War and Farewell to the Slav, and actually for his third professional fight in the M-1 Challenge 39 tournament, he went out to the song Victory Day in the very performance of Lev Leshchenko.
Nikolai's opponent was a young fighter from France, Terence Gerard Nagamoto, who had several victories in the Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu French Championship, and a professional record of 6 victories in 8 professional fights.