BRAVE CF 106 delivered a memorable night of championship action as BRAVE Combat Federation returned to Ljubljana, Slovenia. The event at Hala Tivoli featured two world title contests and a lineup packed with international talent competing in front of a passionate crowd.

Saturday, June 6, saw champions defend their status, contenders seize opportunities, and rising names strengthen their positions within the promotion. The card highlighted the depth of BRAVE CF’s roster while adding new chapters to several divisions.

The evening’s biggest stories emerged from the championship bouts, where one titleholder successfully extended his reign and another saw his championship run come to an end. Those results reshaped the landscape of the heavyweight and light heavyweight divisions.

Titles change hands

Pavel “The Experiment” Dailidko successfully defended the BRAVE CF Heavyweight World Championship with an emphatic first-round finish against hometown challenger Miha Frlic. The Lithuanian champion weathered an aggressive opening before landing a decisive right hand that shifted the momentum of the contest.

Once Frlic hit the canvas, Dailidko capitalized on the opportunity with a barrage of strikes that prompted the referee to halt the bout. The victory allowed the champion to retain his heavyweight title in dominant fashion and reaffirm his standing atop the division.

The co-main event produced one of the night’s most significant moments as Mohamed “L’Ambiance” Said Maalem captured the BRAVE CF Light Heavyweight World Championship. The Swiss-Algerian contender overcame a strong start from defending champion Erko Jun before taking control in the later rounds.

Jun found success early with leg kicks and spinning attacks, but Said Maalem gradually imposed his wrestling and top control. The challenger’s pressure eventually paid off in the fourth round when he secured a stoppage victory to claim the championship and complete a career-defining triumph.

Supporting card delivers

Outside the title fights, several athletes produced standout performances that added depth to the event. Marina Merchuk recorded one of the evening’s biggest surprises by earning a split-decision victory over top-ranked strawweight contender Monika Kučinič.

Lasha Abramishvili continued his unbeaten BRAVE CF run with a dominant decision win over Brice Picaud. The Georgian contender relied on consistent wrestling and positional control to secure another important victory inside the promotion.

Amil Tutić also emerged victorious in a hard-fought rematch against David Forster. Their closely contested encounter went the distance before the judges awarded Tutić a unanimous decision.

The preliminary card featured several impressive finishes. Timon Huss needed less than a minute to secure a knockout victory over Domen Vergles, while Edin Ramdedovic earned a submission win after recovering from an early challenge against Sándor Polik.

Maja Drnovšek added another notable performance for the Slovenian contingent by securing a first-round submission victory over Wiktoria Wojciechowska. Leonardo Medeot rounded out the event with a unanimous decision win over Tilen Bregant in the amateur middleweight opener.

With championship drama, decisive finishes, and breakthrough performances throughout the lineup, BRAVE CF 106 reinforced the promotion’s growing presence in Europe and delivered a showcase that could influence multiple divisions moving forward.