Fedor Emelianenko has accumulated 165 points on his smartwatch since purchasing it in March, with a half-marathon earning only 4 points. Teammate Vadim Nemkov has 72 points. Fedor once stated the raccoon is his favorite animal because they are cheerful.
Fedor Emelianenko, the legendary Russian heavyweight known as The Last Emperor, is finding new competitive ground away from the cage, racking up personal milestones on his smartwatch fitness tracker since picking up the device in March.
The 49-year-old FedorTeam member has accumulated 165 points on the wearable, a figure that underscores a serious commitment to staying active in retirement. For context, completing a half-marathon earns only 4 points on the system, making his total a notable achievement. Fedor, who carries a professional MMA record of 36-5-0 and stood among the most feared heavyweights in the sport's history, also revealed a softer side by sharing that the raccoon is his favorite animal, citing their cheerful nature.
His FedorTeam teammate Vadim Nemkov, a 32-year-old Russian light heavyweight who stands at 183 cm with a 193-cm reach and holds a professional record of 19-2-0, is also chasing points on the platform, though he trails with 72 points to his name so far.
Why it matters
- Fedor's 165-point total represents a significant lead over Nemkov's 72, turning smartwatch fitness into an informal team competition.
- The half-marathon benchmark of just 4 points illustrates how demanding Fedor's accumulated activity has been relative to a single endurance event.
- The detail offers a rare personal glimpse into post-fighting life for one of MMA's most decorated careers, showing a continued drive to compete even in everyday pursuits.
