Skip to content
Wednesday, September 23, 2026 Buying & trading early MMA cards — send your list
MMA cards. History. Market.
Fightcardboard The MMA Card Archive
Home/Fighters/Vadim Nemkov
Collector profile

Vadim Nemkov

Nemkov is the clearest case in modern MMA of a champion the card industry simply missed. He held the Bellator light heavyweight title from August 2020 to 2023, defended it four times — a Bellator record — and won the million-dollar Light Heavyweight Grand Prix, and not one licensed card was made of any of it. His first card is 2025 Panini Contenders PFL #16, issued twelve years into his career, and his first certified autograph did not exist until the 2026 Contenders PFL release. Collectors should also keep him separate from his older brother Viktor Nemkov, who shares the surname on marketplace searches.

2025First card year
#16Earliest card
10Key cards
  • Union of Mixed Martial Arts debutMay 31, 2013 · Union MMA: Way of the Warrior 3
  • DivisionsLight Heavyweight · Heavyweight
  • FromZhezqazghan, Kazakhstan (raised in Tomarovka, Belgorod Oblast, Russia)
#16
01

The earliest card

#16
Earliest card Rookie disputed

2025 Panini Contenders PFL #16

Nemkov's first trading card, arriving on July 18, 2025 — five years after he took the Bellator light heavyweight title off Ryan Bader and two years after his last Bellator title defence. Bellator had no card licensee for the whole of his championship run, so the entire Bader/Davis/Anglickas/Anderson/Romero era exists only in this retrospective Season Ticket slot. He is listed as a heavyweight, reflecting the PFL move rather than the division he actually ruled.

Where sources disagree

There is no printed rookie card and no hobby authority has designated one. The only live question is whether a Panini Instant issue of him exists from 2024–2026 that would be earlier or contemporaneous; it was not possible to reach a source either way, so the 2025 Contenders base is recorded as his earliest confirmed card rather than as a settled rookie.

High confidence×1View sources & research
02

Key Nemkov cards

10 cards chosen for significance, not completeness; autographs and numbered cards follow below.

03

Card history

Nemkov is the clearest case in modern MMA of a champion the card industry simply missed. He turned professional in May 2013 out of a four-time combat sambo career, fought in Russia and for M-1, and neither sambo nor the Russian regional circuit produced cardboard. He then took the Bellator light heavyweight title off Ryan Bader in August 2020 and defended it four times against Phil Davis, Julius Anglickas, Corey Anderson and Yoel Romero, and Bellator had no card partner through any of it. There is no card of Vadim Nemkov as Bellator champion at all — the entire reign is a blank.

His first card came twelve years into his career. 2025 Panini Contenders PFL, released July 18, 2025, gave him three slots — Season Ticket #16 plus the Supernatural and Superstar Die-Cuts inserts at #8 apiece — and no signature: Panini left him off the Season Ticket Signatures checklist entirely. None of it is rookie-flagged, because the product carries no RC logos anywhere and he has no UFC-licensed issue that could serve as one. The base card's ticket ladder runs to Cracked Ice /25, Main Event /10 and a Championship Ticket 1/1, which is as scarce as a 2025 Nemkov gets. Every checklist line calls him a heavyweight, so the division he actually ruled appears on none of his cards.

2025 Panini Combat Anthology, out November 5, added a fourth card at #73 and with it his first genuinely scarce parallels: a seventeen-step ladder from unnumbered Galactic and Silver down through Cracked Ice /25, Gold /10, Squared Circle /8 and Crimson Mask /5 to Black Fireworks and KO 1/1s. He is in the base set only, absent from the product's autograph subsets. Released five weeks before he submitted Renan Ferreira in Lyon, it is the last card issued of him as a challenger.

The inaugural PFL heavyweight title changed his standing in the checklist overnight. 2026 Panini Contenders PFL, released August 5, 2026, handed him the lead slot at base #1 across roughly ten appearances, including Crown Jewels #9 and Championship Contenders #4 — both champion-themed inserts he had not qualified for a year earlier. Watch the number: Championship Contenders #4 and Championship Moments Signatures #4 are different cards.

That same product finally produced a signature. Season Ticket Signatures #1 is the first certified Nemkov autograph that has ever existed — thirteen years into his career and six after his first world title — with a ladder through Blue Fireworks /99, Main Card /75, Co-Main /49, Cracked Ice /25, Main Event and Gold /10 to a Championship Ticket 1/1. Beside it sit his only two serial-numbered signed cards, Championship Moments Signatures #4 and PFL Ink #54, both held to 49 copies; the former is the first time a Nemkov title win has been put on cardboard with his name on it.

Sources for every paragraph

04

Autographs

3 certified autographs in the archive.

05

Card eras

2013–2017
Sambo champion, regional MMA

A four-time combat sambo world champion out of Fedor Emelianenko's orbit, he turned pro in May 2013 and fought in Russia and for M-1 before Bellator signed him. Sambo produced no trading cards and neither did the Russian regional circuit, so nothing survives from this period.

2020–2023
Bellator champion, zero cards

He took the light heavyweight title off Ryan Bader at Bellator 244 in August 2020 and defended it against Phil Davis, Julius Anglickas, Corey Anderson and Yoel Romero. Bellator had no trading card partner through any of it. There is no card of Nemkov as Bellator champion — the entire title reign is a blank in the hobby.

2025
First card, at 33

2025 Panini Contenders PFL, out July 18, 2025, finally put him on cardboard: Season Ticket #16 plus Supernatural #8 and Superstar Die-Cuts #8. Three slots, no autograph — Panini left him off the Season Ticket Signatures checklist entirely.

2025 (November)
Combat Anthology

2025 Panini Combat Anthology #73, released November 5, added a fourth card and, with its seventeen-parallel ladder down to Crimson Mask /5, his first genuinely scarce parallels. It is also the last card issued of him as a challenger.

2025 (December)
Inaugural PFL heavyweight champion

He submitted Renan Ferreira with an arm-triangle in round one at PFL Lyon on December 13, 2025 to win the inaugural PFL heavyweight title, having already moved up from light heavyweight in 2024.

2026
Champion treatment and the first autograph

2026 Panini Contenders PFL, out August 5, 2026, gave him ten checklist slots led by base #1 — and his first signed cards: Season Ticket Signatures #1, Championship Moments Signatures #4 /49 and PFL Ink #54 /49.

06

Parallels of this card

Base
Unnumbered
Season Ticket Silver
High confidence
Season Ticket Red
/299
High confidence
Playoff Ticket
/199
High confidence
Season Ticket Blue
/199
High confidence
Main Card Ticket
/99
High confidence
07

Sets

Where Nemkov's key cards come from.

08

Buying & wanted

Wanted by FightCardboard
  • 012026 Panini Contenders PFL Season Ticket Signatures #1 — the first certified Nemkov autograph that has ever existed, with the Cracked Ice Ticket /25 and Main Event Ticket /10 the tiers to ask for
  • 022026 Panini Contenders PFL Championship Moments Signatures #4 /49 — the signed inaugural PFL heavyweight title card
  • 032025 Panini Contenders PFL #16 in a low-numbered tier (Cracked Ice Ticket /25, Main Event Ticket /10, Championship Ticket 1/1) — his first card, and the only 2025 base with real scarcity
  • 042025 Panini Combat Anthology #73 Crimson Mask /5 or Squared Circle /8 — the scarcest unsigned Nemkov cards on the market

Offer one

Available here

Nothing from this archive in the vault right now. Selling one?

Sources & research Verified×10High confidence×6

Every factual claim on this page, the evidence behind it, and an honest confidence level. Where sources disagree the disagreement is kept, not quietly resolved.

High confidence

Vadim Nemkov's earliest card: 2025 Panini Contenders PFL #16 — Vadim Nemkov.

Nemkov has no rookie card in any designated sense. Panini put no RC logos in Contenders PFL or Combat Anthology, and SportsCardsPro's own card pages for both his 2025 Contenders #16 and his 2026 Contenders #1 record them as not rookies. Because he never fought in the UFC he has no Topps UFC or Panini Prizm UFC issue that could serve as one, and Bellator was unlicensed for the whole of his championship run. The earliest Nemkov card confirmed anywhere is 2025 Panini Contenders PFL Season Ticket #16, from the first hobby product to include him, released July 18, 2025 — so that is recorded as his earliest significant card rather than as an RC.

High confidence

Nemkov is the clearest case in modern MMA of a champion the card industry simply missed. He turned professional in May 2013 out of a four-time combat sambo career, fought in Russia and for M-1, and neither sambo nor the Russian regional circuit produced cardboard. He then took the Bellator light heavyweight title off Ryan Bader in August 2020 and defended it four times against Phil Davis, Julius Anglickas, Corey Anderson and Yoel Romero, and Bellator had no card partner through any of it. There is no card of Vadim Nemkov as Bellator champion at all — the entire reign is a blank.

High confidence

His first card came twelve years into his career. 2025 Panini Contenders PFL, released July 18, 2025, gave him three slots — Season Ticket #16 plus the Supernatural and Superstar Die-Cuts inserts at #8 apiece — and no signature: Panini left him off the Season Ticket Signatures checklist entirely. None of it is rookie-flagged, because the product carries no RC logos anywhere and he has no UFC-licensed issue that could serve as one. The base card's ticket ladder runs to Cracked Ice /25, Main Event /10 and a Championship Ticket 1/1, which is as scarce as a 2025 Nemkov gets. Every checklist line calls him a heavyweight, so the division he actually ruled appears on none of his cards.

High confidence

2025 Panini Combat Anthology, out November 5, added a fourth card at #73 and with it his first genuinely scarce parallels: a seventeen-step ladder from unnumbered Galactic and Silver down through Cracked Ice /25, Gold /10, Squared Circle /8 and Crimson Mask /5 to Black Fireworks and KO 1/1s. He is in the base set only, absent from the product's autograph subsets. Released five weeks before he submitted Renan Ferreira in Lyon, it is the last card issued of him as a challenger.

High confidence

The inaugural PFL heavyweight title changed his standing in the checklist overnight. 2026 Panini Contenders PFL, released August 5, 2026, handed him the lead slot at base #1 across roughly ten appearances, including Crown Jewels #9 and Championship Contenders #4 — both champion-themed inserts he had not qualified for a year earlier. Watch the number: Championship Contenders #4 and Championship Moments Signatures #4 are different cards.

High confidence

That same product finally produced a signature. Season Ticket Signatures #1 is the first certified Nemkov autograph that has ever existed — thirteen years into his career and six after his first world title — with a ladder through Blue Fireworks /99, Main Card /75, Co-Main /49, Cracked Ice /25, Main Event and Gold /10 to a Championship Ticket 1/1. Beside it sit his only two serial-numbered signed cards, Championship Moments Signatures #4 and PFL Ink #54, both held to 49 copies; the former is the first time a Nemkov title win has been put on cardboard with his name on it.

Verified

2025 Panini Contenders PFL Supernatural #8 — Vadim Nemkov.

Verified

2025 Panini Contenders PFL Superstar Die-Cuts #8 — Vadim Nemkov.

Verified

2026 Panini Contenders PFL Championship Moments Signatures #4 — Vadim Nemkov.