Alex Lohoré issued cold warnings ahead of his BRAVE CF 100 showdown with Mohammad Fakhreddine, declaring he will destroy the Lebanese icon’s legacy and leave Bahrain with the interim super welterweight belt.
BRAVE CF has unveiled a redesigned world championship belt that will debut at BRAVE 100, honoring the promotion’s global footprint across 38 host nations.
Mohammad Fakhreddine unleashed a chilling warning at BRAVE CF 100 media day, vowing that Alex Lohoré will need to “kill him” to win as he chases a historic third world title and Hall of Fame enshrinement.
Hours before his enshrinement into the BRAVE CF Hall of Fame, Carlos Kremer honored Bahrain for transforming global MMA and elevating fighters from emerging regions.
Muhammad “The Punisher” Mokaev returns to Bahrain at BRAVE 100 with a chance to claim his first World Title, chasing history in the country where his journey began.
Bahrain’s own Hamza Kooheji enters BRAVE CF 100 with the weight of history, pride, and a nation behind him as he challenges for the bantamweight world title in Isa Town.
BRAVE Combat Federation returns home to Bahrain with BRAVE CF 100 and BRAVE CF 101 on November 7 and 9, delivering a stacked fight week featuring three world title fights, elite global talent, community programs, and fan festivals across Isa Town and Manama.
Bahraini MMA icon Hamza Kooheji looks to complete his redemption arc and finally capture World Championship gold when he faces Borislav Nikolić at BRAVE 100 in Isa Town.
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Former Filipino jiu-jitsu champion Meggie Ochoa has shifted her focus to coaching, guiding the national youth team at the Asian Youth Games to develop the next generation of champions.
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Isabella Joseline Butler delivered a triumphant finish for the Philippines at the Asian Youth Games, claiming gold in the girls’ -63kg jiujitsu division.