Valentin Moldavsky has been involved in Greco-Roman wrestling, judo and sambo since childhood. And by his own admission, in his youth he fought a lot on the streets. And in the end, by the age of 30, he became a two-time world champion in combat sambo, a European champion in MMA and an interim Bellator heavyweight champion. And all thanks to the incident that brought him down the chain of events with Fedor Emelianenko in 2014, when Valentin was forced to leave his native Lugansk and move to Crimea due to hostilities. Emelianenko invited the young heavyweight to his team and he began to crush his rivals one by one in various world arenas. Today we will see the very beginning of this glorious path and the second professional fight of Moldavsky, which took place on December 29, 2015 in Japan at the Rizin tournament, where Fedor, together with Valentin, took his promising students Anatoly Tokov, Vadim Nemkov and Kirill Sidelnikov. Valentin's opponent was the young Japanese heavyweight Yuta