Former BRAVE CF Bantamweight World Champion Nicholas Hwende has challenged Stephen Loman, who recently returned to BRAVE CF, setting up a potential blockbuster bantamweight clash.
Before BRAVE CF heads to Vilnius for BRAVE CF 99, the promotion reflected on the defining performances from BRAVE CF 98 in Zhengzhou and BRAVE CF: GEORGIA VS. THE WORLD in Tbilisi. Omar Solomanov, Rauli Tutarauli, Nicholas Hwende, and Lasha Abramishvili delivered statement wins that reshaped the title landscape.
Omar Solomanov defeated Rauan Bekbolat by unanimous decision to claim the BRAVE CF Interim Featherweight World Championship at BRAVE CF 98 in Zhengzhou.
BRAVE Combat Federation will return to China on September 19 with BRAVE CF 98 in Zhengzhou, showcasing the nation’s rich martial arts tradition and rising MMA stars.
Zimbabwe’s Nicholas Hwende returns at BRAVE CF 98 in Zhengzhou, facing China’s Bin Xie in a featherweight showdown with the YFU International Championship at stake.
Zimbabwe’s Nicholas Hwende promises violence in his BRAVE CF 96 bantamweight title defense against Serbia’s calm and calculated Borislav Nikolić.
Former BRAVE CF Bantamweight Champion Nkosi Ndebele is gearing up for a thrilling 2025 comeback. With eyes on revenge against Nicholas Hwende and a return to glory, the South African MMA star is training hard in Bali to reclaim his title.
Zimbabwean MMA sensation Nicholas Hwende has captured global attention as the new BRAVE Combat Federation Bantamweight Champion. Hwende’s triumph over Nkosi Ndebele at BRAVE CF 91 solidifies his position as one of Africa’s brightest MMA stars.
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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Ahead of his BRAVE CF 91 showdown, Nicholas Hwende makes a bold claim about his identity and approach to African MMA, declaring himself “more South African than Nkosi Ndebele.”