Fedor Emelianenko has accumulated 165 points on his smartwatch since purchasing it in March, significantly outpacing teammate Vadim Nemkov's 72 points. A half-marathon earns only 4 points in the tracking system.
Fedor Emelianenko is making his smartwatch work overtime, racking up an impressive 165 points on the device since he purchased it in March — more than double the 72 points accumulated by FedorTeam teammate Vadim Nemkov over the same period. To put the numbers in perspective, completing a half-marathon earns just four points in the tracking system, underscoring how relentlessly the Russian legend has been putting in the work.
Emelianenko, 49, is widely regarded as one of the greatest heavyweights in MMA history. The orthodox fighter out of Russia carries a 36-5-0 professional record and stands six feet tall with a 74-inch reach. Inside the cage he averaged 3.18 significant strikes per minute at 51 percent accuracy across his career, while also posing a consistent grappling threat with two takedowns and 1.9 submission attempts per 15 minutes.
Nemkov, 32, is his Russian countryman and fellow FedorTeam member. The six-foot fighter boasts a 193-centimeter reach and holds a 19-2-0 professional record, establishing himself as one of the premier light heavyweights in the sport. Despite trailing Emelianenko significantly on the smartwatch leaderboard, his 72-point total still represents a solid volume of training activity.
Why it matters
- Emelianenko, at 49 years old, is demonstrating a level of cardiovascular commitment that rivals athletes decades younger.
- The point gap between the two teammates highlights just how seriously the former heavyweight champion is approaching his conditioning.
- The detail that a half-marathon earns only four points suggests Emelianenko's 165-point total reflects an extraordinary volume of tracked physical activity.
