Nkosi Ndebele’s 2025 Mission: Reclaiming the BRAVE CF Bantamweight Crown

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Nkosi Ndebele, BRAVE Combat Federation’s first fully homegrown champion, is ready to make waves in 2025 as he aims to reclaim his Bantamweight title. Known for his resilience and competitive spirit, the South African MMA star is determined to bounce back stronger after a tough defeat.

The Rivalry That Set the Stage

Nkosi lost his title in the main event of BRAVE CF 91, held in Bahrain, where fellow African fighter Nicholas Hwende clinched a decision victory after five intense rounds. The loss marked a setback, but for Nkosi, it’s a catalyst for an epic comeback.

Nkosi Ndebele
Nkosi Ndebele

This isn’t the first time Nkosi has been in the spotlight for a high-stakes rivalry. Before facing Hwende, Nkosi battled Jose “Shorty” Torres in an iconic trilogy:

  • BRAVE CF 73 (Colombia): Nkosi lost via decision in their first encounter.
  • BRAVE CF 80 (Bahrain): Nkosi captured the Bantamweight title in a career-defining performance.
  • BRAVE CF 82 (Mauritius): Nkosi successfully defended his crown, proving his mettle.

These experiences shaped him into a fighter who thrives under pressure, making his 2025 comeback one to watch.

Training for the Ultimate Comeback

Nkosi is training at SOMA Fight Club in Bali, refining his skills and preparing for the challenges ahead. As a product of the IMMAF–BRAVE CF Amateur pathway, he exemplifies the success of this groundbreaking development system.

With 11 professional fights in BRAVE CF, Nkosi holds an impressive record of 8 wins, 5 of which came via stoppage. While his loss to Hwende ended a two-fight winning streak, it reignited his hunger to prove he’s still the king of the Bantamweight division.

A Bold Vision for 2025

As the new year approaches, Nkosi’s goal is clear: reclaim the Bantamweight title and cement his legacy. Fans of BRAVE CF can anticipate electrifying matchups as he embarks on his road to redemption.

Nkosi’s journey epitomizes the spirit of BRAVE CF—resilience, determination, and a passion for the sport. Will 2025 mark his triumphant return to the top? MMA fans around the world are eager to find out.


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