Mohamed Said Maalem eyes title shot in BRAVE CF 97 main event against Kaloyan Kolev

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The stage is set at the Burgas Arena in Bulgaria for BRAVE CF 97, where Algeria’s Mohamed ‘L’Ambiance’ Said Maalem steps into the spotlight on Saturday, 12 July, eyeing a decisive victory that could launch him into a long-overdue title opportunity.

Said Maalem, ranked #2 in the BRAVE CF light heavyweight division, is riding a two-fight winning streak and looking to make it three with a high-stakes main event against hometown fighter Kaloyan Kolev. A win here could finally solidify his status as the top contender for a shot at Erko Jun’s Light Heavyweight World Title.

Mohamed Said Maalem returns to BRAVE CF aiming for a third straight victory at Burgas Arena
Mohamed Said Maalem returns to BRAVE CF aiming for a third straight victory at Burgas Arena

Veteran Algerian striker looks to silence hostile crowd

Now fighting out of Switzerland, Said Maalem continues to wave the Algerian flag with pride on the international stage. Known for his explosive striking, veteran savvy, and fearless approach to hostile territory, the 14-win light heavyweight has carved out a reputation as one of Africa’s most battle-tested MMA athletes.

This upcoming clash is not just a return to the BRAVE CF spotlight — it’s his statement fight. Having competed against the best in one of BRAVE’s most competitive divisions, Said Maalem is focused on putting the rest of the division on notice.

Kaloyan Kolev brings grit and crowd support

Facing him is Kaloyan Kolev, one of Bulgaria’s most promising talents, who enters the SmartCage with home-field advantage and a gritty, no-quit fighting style. The Bulgarian will no doubt enjoy raucous support from the local fans at Burgas Arena, but if history is any indication, Said Maalem thrives in enemy territory.

With so much at stake, including potential title implications, all eyes in the BRAVE CF light heavyweight division will be locked on this clash. Said Maalem’s mission is clear: win convincingly and leave no doubts that he is next in line for championship gold.

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