Eliezer Kubanza departs BRAVE CF, leaving lasting legacy in African MMA

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BRAVE Combat Federation has officially bid farewell to one of its most dynamic fighters, Eliezer “King Kong” Kubanza, as the Congolese athlete sets his sights on bigger opportunities on the global MMA stage.

Eliezer “King Kong” Kubanza leaves BRAVE CF after an electrifying run in the super welterweight division.
Eliezer “King Kong” Kubanza leaves BRAVE CF after an electrifying run in the super welterweight division.

Known for his explosive striking and fearless approach, Kubanza quickly became a fan favorite during his run in BRAVE CF’s super welterweight division. His aggressive style and ability to deliver thrilling performances cemented his status as the No. 1 contender and made him one of Africa’s brightest representatives in the international MMA scene.

Kubanza’s impact on African MMA

Representing the Democratic Republic of Congo, Kubanza carried the flag for African fighters breaking through in international promotions. His rise not only inspired countless athletes across the continent but also highlighted the strength and potential of African MMA.

BRAVE CF expressed immense pride in serving as the platform where Kubanza showcased his skills, built his reputation, and set the standard for a new wave of African talent. His journey has been a testament to his role as both a competitor and a trailblazer.

New chapter for BRAVE CF super welterweights

Kubanza’s departure reshapes the BRAVE CF super welterweight division, with reigning champion Luiz Cado now awaiting a new challenger. Côte d’Ivoire’s Alex Lohoré, currently ranked No. 2, finds himself with a clearer path to a title opportunity. Behind him, contenders Kamal Magomedov, Zagid Gaidarov, and Rami Hamed keep the race competitive and the division unpredictable.

Fans worldwide, especially across Africa, will be watching closely as Lohoré and the rest of the top five vie for a chance to claim Cado’s crown.

As for Eliezer Kubanza, the BRAVE CF family extended heartfelt gratitude for his contributions to the promotion, wishing him continued success in the next phase of his career. No matter where he competes, Kubanza will be remembered as one of the brightest talents to emerge from BRAVE CF and as a proud symbol of African MMA’s unstoppable rise.

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