Video: Check out Fedor Emelianenko's training sessions aimed at his return to MMA

Fedor (photo) will fight again in December, in Japan. Photo: M1/Disclosure

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Considered by many to be the greatest heavyweight in the history of world MMA, Fedor Emelinaneko will return to the ring at the end of this year, at the Rizin Fighting event, known as “New PRIDE”, against an opponent yet to be defined, although the main favorites to face him be it the Brazilian Carlos Toyota or the Indian Singh Jaideep.

However, the Russian seems to already be training in full swing with a view to his return, at least that's what a video released by the Russian website “'Boyevoy Mir” showed, in which Fedor appears in an intense preparation routine, including a seminar in your country.

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At 38, Fedor Emelianenko has a professional record of 34 wins, four losses and one fight without result. PRIDE heavyweight champion from 2003 until the end of the event in 2007, Fedor maintained one of the longest undefeated streaks in history, after going without being defeated between 2000 and 2010. The “Last Emperor”'s unbeaten streak came to an end with the surprising submission suffered in the first round for the Brazilian Fabricio Werdum in Strikeforce, to this day one of the biggest upsets in the history of MMA.