Arlovski hasn’t competed in MMA since june 2009, but boxed a four-round exhibition against former heavyweight contender Fres Oquendo last Saturday in Miami for "The Consequences Charity."
“As promised I wanted to tell you all first hand, I have a multi-fight deal for the next 16 months with Strikeforce and I cannot wait to get into the ring and show the world what I have been working on the last few months,” he stated.
Arlvoski hasn’t fought since back-to-back knockout losses in the first-round to Fedor Emelianenko in January 2009, and Brett Rogers in June 2009. Prior to the two defeats, he had compiled a five-fight win streak, which included victories over Fabricio Werdum, Roy Nelson, and Ben Rothwell.
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Former UFC heavyweight champion Andrei Arlovski signed a multi-fight deal with Strikeforce on Monday and according to sources close to the negotiations it is a 16-month contract.
Arlovski is likely to face one-time EliteXC champion Antonio Silva on May. Arlovski appeared on 10 days’ notice for Strikeforce last June as part of a co-promotional with Affliction Entertainment.
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