For Russian speaking folks - has Fedor's speaking changed?

[RawHawg]

Being as I don't speak or understand Russian, I was curious if anyone who speaks that language could say if Fedor's speaking has changed compared to earlier in his career before he started taking his latter-career beatings. I'm a big fan and hope not, I was just wondering if his speech has noticeably changed.

 

[cheesus]

It is gods will

 

[MiroHa]

I can't answer to your question but I've been wondering this myself when it comes to some Brazilian and Japanese legends.

 

[FrontNakedChoke]

 

[Mixfight]

He has changed a lot. The religion. The philosophies and his overall demeanor. He used to be a ice cold,dead eyed killer. Now hes warm and soft IMO. Thats normal with aging and wisdom but I wish we could see the cold blooded killer one more time. UFC geeks have no idea what they missed out on. The GOAT.

 

[ArtemV]

His speaking? No, not really. He is still articulated and speaks very well.

 

[SMEGMA]

No, he's still speaks like the most boring personality in the history of MMA.

 

[SRN]

No, he's still speaks like the most boring personality in the history of MMA.

Lol low volume voice, long pauses, not very exciting personality in general

 

[KOskater]

Being as I don't speak or understand Russian, I was curious if anyone who speaks that language could say if Fedor's speaking has changed compared to earlier in his career before he started taking his latter-career beatings. I'm a big fan and hope not, I was just wondering if his speech has noticeably changed.

no he still speaks Soviet Russian

 

[Zach The Maniac]

He's been the same speaking, no noticeable decline from his battles speach wise, I think his problem is his reaction time has declined significantly and thus the reason he's been getting hit by fighters lately that 10 years ago would never have touched him.