Kazuyuki Fujita

Pride Fighting Championships: Did you know that your nickname is Iron Head in the US? Kazuyuki Fujita: No, that's the first time that I've heard it.

Pride:	What's your weight?
Fujita:	115 kilos.
Pride:	What do you plan to do in the fight with Fedor?
Fujita:	I can't tell you now. I can say that we will see whose heart is stronger.
Pride:	That last time you fought in Pride was 2 year ago against Takayama. Are you rusty?
Fujita:	There are many events in Japan, besides Pride, so I have always been training and competing.
Pride:	What have you been doing differently, in training, since your last appearance in Pride?
Fujita:	I change my training depending on who I'm fighting and which event I'm fighting in. Training for conditioning, however, doesn't really change.
Pride:	What is your opinion of Fedor as a fighter?
Fujita:	He's very tough and it's hard to understand what he's going to do.
Pride:	One time you said that when you walk into the ring, it's like walking to your own execution. Do you still feel that way?
Fujita:	Yes, like the old-style public executions. When I'm getting hit or damaged by my opponent, the audience gets excited.
Pride:	Do you think that's sick?
Fujita:	I don't know.
Pride:	In the US, people remember you for beating Mark Kerr and Ken Shamrock. What do you want them to remember you for now?
Fujita:	Well, I'm more famous in Japan for making others famous, like K-1's Mirko. I don't know much about the US. I've never really though about how to become famous in the US.
Pride:	Unfortunately, most people in the US didn't see your fights with Mirko because those shows weren't broadcast.
Fujita:	Honestly, I've never really put much thought into it.