BRAVE CF 103 returns to Uzbekistan with high-stakes MMA action

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BRAVE Combat Federation closes its 2025 calendar with a major international event as BRAVE CF 103 arrives in Bukhara, Uzbekistan, on Tuesday, Dec. 23. The event at the Universal Sports Complex marks the promotion’s return to the country, following the success of BRAVE CF 59 in June 2022.

Held in collaboration with Amir Temur Fighting Championship, BRAVE CF 103 is more than a fight card—it represents the organization’s ongoing commitment to Uzbekistan and the wider Central Asian region. Mohammed Shahid, BRAVE CF President, expressed excitement over the return, highlighting the energy and passion that fans bring to the arena.

The Universal Sports Complex comes alive for BRAVE CF 103, showcasing Central Asian MMA talent.
The Universal Sports Complex comes alive for BRAVE CF 103, showcasing Central Asian MMA talent.

Central Asia remains a cornerstone of BRAVE CF

Since its inception, BRAVE CF has expanded elite MMA to every corner of the globe, and Uzbekistan continues to play a key role in this mission. The region has produced standout fighters such as Lightweight World Champion Abdisalam “Omok” Kubanychbek, featherweight king Nemat “Eagle” Abdrashitov, interim featherweight titleholder Omar Solomanov, and No. 2-ranked featherweight contender Rauan “Shymyr” Bekbolat.

During BRAVE CF’s previous visit, fans witnessed Kubanychbek defend his World Title and saw Abdrashitov emerge as a dominant force, cementing Central Asia’s reputation as a breeding ground for world-class talent. BRAVE CF 103 continues this legacy, featuring rising stars from Uzbekistan, neighboring Central Asian nations, and South Asia.

High-stakes matchups headline the card

The event’s lightweight headliner pits Uzbekistan’s Nozim “Bukhara Warrior” Kalandarov against Pakistan’s undefeated Rizwan “The Haider” Ali in a clash that combines national pride and career-defining stakes. The co-main event will see Uzbekistan’s Sardor “Tiger” Khudoyberdiev face Kazakhstan’s Koshen Akanov in an explosive featherweight showdown.

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Additional ranked fighters set to compete include No. 3-ranked super lightweight Khamzat “Borz” Maaev, No. 3-ranked super welterweight Zagid Gaidarov, No. 7-ranked lightweight Owais Yaqoob, and No. 7-ranked flyweight Ismail “The Volcano” Khan. Fans can expect nonstop action, edge-of-your-seat drama, and a relentless pace from opening bell to final horn.

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