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Pavel Dailidko retained his heavyweight crown while Mohamed Said Maalem captured the light heavyweight title as BRAVE CF 106 delivered a championship-filled night in Ljubljana, Slovenia.
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Nicholas Hwende captured the vacant BRAVE CF featherweight world title in dramatic fashion at BRAVE CF 105 in Almaty, as a stacked fight card delivered finishes and statement wins across multiple divisions.
BRAVE Combat Federation returned to Uzbekistan with a high-octane BRAVE CF 103 at the Universal Sports Complex in Bukhara. The year-ending event delivered seven explosive bouts, highlighted by hometown hero Nozim Kalandarov’s dominant main event performance.
Miha Frlic electrified Ljubljana with a second-round TKO as BRAVE CF wrapped its November triple-header at Hala Tivoli.
Just two days after its historic 100th event, Brave Combat Federation returned with Brave CF 101: KHK Legacy II in Bahrain, featuring explosive finishes and standout performances led by Muhammad Idrisov and Ramazan Gitinov.
BRAVE CF 100 delivered a milestone night in Bahrain with dominant champions, historic moments, and rising stars taking center stage at the promotion’s centennial event.
Rauli Tutarauli etched his name in the history books as the first Georgian to capture BRAVE CF gold, leading a dominant night for the host nation at BRAVE CF: Georgia vs. the World in Tbilisi.
BRAVE CF 97 thrilled fans in Burgas, Bulgaria with devastating knockouts, slick submissions, and a dramatic main event that ended in a rare draw.