BRAVE Combat Federation concludes its record-breaking 2024 with BRAVE CF 92 on December 15 in Bahrain. Featuring a thrilling headliner and epic India vs. Pakistan matchups, here’s everything you need to know!
BRAVE CF 91 brought high-stakes drama to Bahrain, headlined by Nicholas Hwende’s Bantamweight title victory. Highlights included wins from Hamza Kooheji, Muhammad Mokaev, and Sabrina De Souza.
Muntinlupa City partners with volleyball superstar Alyssa Valdez to launch a grassroots volleyball program in 2025. Led by AV360 and supported by Mayor Ruffy Biazon, the initiative aims to nurture young athletes and instill values through sports.
Daily Fantasy, in collaboration with Molten and UBTG, launches Project Bola to empower Filipino youth through basketball. The initiative brings high-quality basketballs and community events to local areas.
BRAVE CF 91’s Bantamweight title showdown between Nkosi Ndebele and Nicholas Hwende just got even more intense, with both fighters agreeing to a high-stakes $5,000 wager during the press conference. Find out what’s on the line this Friday at Khalifa Sports City Arena!
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Muhammad Mokaev is set to return at BRAVE CF 91, taking on Filipino MMA veteran Joevincent So in a last-minute 60 KG Catchweight bout.
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As the Spikers’ Turf Invitational Conference semifinal round concludes, the King Crunchers aim to sustain their dominance ahead of Sunday’s highly anticipated championship showdown with the HD Spikers.
The BRAVE CF 91 press conference erupted into fiery exchanges between Bahrain’s Hamza Kooheji and Turkey’s Alperen Karabulut, setting the stage for a grudge match fans won’t want to miss.
Flyweight sensation Muhammad Mokaev faces uncertainty as Luthando Biko withdraws from their scheduled fight at BRAVE CF 91 due to health issues. The promotion scrambles to secure a replacement for “The People’s Main Event.”
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The Asian Tour’s 2025 season promises excitement with a packed calendar of 22 tournaments, prize money exceeding $30 million, and the return of iconic events like the Philippine Open and International Series India.