BRAVE Combat Federation (BRAVE CF) is setting the stage for a historic clash at BRAVE 100, with a blockbuster showdown for the Interim Super Welterweight World Title. On November 7 at Khalifa Sports City in Isa Town, Bahrain, reigning BRAVE CF Middleweight World Champion and Hall of Famer Mohammad “The Latest” Fakhreddine will step up to face No. 2-ranked contender Alex “Da Killing King” Lohoré in one of the event’s feature attractions.

The Lebanese star, already a two-division titleholder, is chasing a third world championship to cement his legacy as the face of BRAVE CF. Lohoré, unbeaten in the promotion, is aiming to capture his first BRAVE CF gold in what promises to be a pivotal moment for the division.

Fakhreddine targets historic third title

Fakhreddine has been a cornerstone of BRAVE CF since 2017, amassing highlight-reel finishes and rewriting the organization’s record books. He became the first athlete to simultaneously hold two BRAVE CF titles after winning middleweight gold in 2020 and light heavyweight gold in 2022.

Fresh off reclaiming his middleweight crown at BRAVE CF 96 in June, he now sets his sights on super welterweight glory. Adding to the significance, Fakhreddine will be formally inducted into the BRAVE CF Hall of Fame during fight week.

“This is bigger than just another fight for me,” said Fakhreddine. “I’ve dedicated my career to BRAVE CF. To be inducted into the Hall of Fame and then step inside the cage to chase a third world title is a dream come true. Alex Lohoré is tough, but I’m going to show why I am the face of this organization.”

Lohoré aims to seize his moment

Lohoré arrives with considerable momentum. Since joining BRAVE CF last year, the French veteran has compiled dominant victories over Marcin “Bomba” Bandel, Jivko “The Bulgarian Ripper” Stoimenov, and Mansur “Borz” Abdurzakov, earning his shot at the title. With 37 professional bouts under his belt, Lohoré brings a wealth of experience to the five-round championship clash.

“I respect everything Moe Fakhreddine has achieved, but this is my time,” Lohoré said. “I didn’t come to BRAVE CF to be a spectator; I came here to take over. On November 7, I will win that belt and prove that I am one of the best in the division.”

The BRAVE 100 card in Bahrain is shaping up as a landmark event for the promotion, and the Fakhreddine–Lohoré collision stands as one of its most anticipated bouts.