Fedor Emelianenko has accumulated 165 points on his smartwatch since purchasing it in March. The former champion has significantly outpaced teammate Vadim Nemkov, who has 72 points.
Fedor Emelianenko, the legendary Russian heavyweight known as The Last Emperor, has found a new arena to dominate — his smartwatch fitness tracker. Since purchasing the device in March, the 49-year-old has racked up an impressive 165 points, more than doubling the total accumulated by his FedorTeam teammate Vadim Nemkov, who sits at 72 points over the same period.
Emelianenko carries a professional MMA record of 36-5-0 and remains one of the most decorated heavyweights in combat sports history. The six-foot, 183-centimeter Russian built his legacy on a well-rounded game, landing 3.18 significant strikes per minute at 51 percent accuracy while also averaging two takedowns and 1.9 submission attempts per 15 minutes throughout his career.
Nemkov, 32, holds a record of 19-2-0 and stands equally at six feet tall with a 76-inch reach of 193 centimeters. The younger Russian has long trained alongside Emelianenko, making the friendly fitness rivalry a natural extension of their time together in the gym.
Why it matters
- Fedor's 165-point total more than doubles Nemkov's 72, suggesting a notable gap in tracked activity between the two teammates.
- At 49, Emelianenko's commitment to fitness tracking signals continued dedication to physical conditioning well into the later stage of his career.
- The lighthearted competition offers a rare personal glimpse into the off-competition routines of two prominent Russian fighters sharing the same camp.
