BRAVE CF 30 took place today (Sat. 23 November, 2019) inside the Gachibowli Indoor Stadium in Hyderabad, India. Headlining the eleven-bout card was a BRAVE CF Bantamweight World Title clash between defending champion Stephen Loman and Canada’s Louie Sanoudakis. In the co-main event Austria’s Dominik Schober and USA’s Phil Hawes met in a pivotal middleweight […]
BRAVE CF 30 took place today (Sat. 23 November, 2019) inside the Gachibowli Indoor Stadium in Hyderabad, India. Headlining the eleven-bout card was a BRAVE CF Bantamweight World Title clash between defending champion Stephen Loman and Canada’s Louie Sanoudakis.
In the co-main event Austria’s Dominik Schober and USA’s Phil Hawes met in a pivotal middleweight bout. The inaugural BRAVE CF Middleweight World Champion will be crowned at BRAVE CF 31, and both Schober and Hawes came into this match up eager to to insert their names into the title picture.
Check out LowKickMMA’s BRAVE CF 30 results below. Main Card:
Stephen Loman def. Louie Sanoudakis via unanimous decision
Phil Hawes def. Dominik Schober via RD1 submission
Martin Hudson def. Bhabajeet Choudhury via RD1 submission
Kantharaj Shankar Agasa def. Nawras Abzakh via unanimous decision
Mohammad Farhad def. Kushal Vyas via RD1 TKO
Prelims:
Todd Stoute def. ?ukasz Parobiec via RD2 TKO
Samin Kamal Beik def. Manjit Kolekar via RD2 TKO (Doctor stoppage)
Enrico Cortese def. Jorick Montagnac via split decision
Karolina Wójcik def. Maria Ribeiro via split decision
Kuldeep Singh def. Shankar Mehra via RD1 TKO
Satya Behuria def. Pmsdawgliana via RD1 submission
BRAVE CF touches down in India this week for BRAVE CF 30. The 11-bout card is scheduled to take place on Saturday, 23 November, inside the Gachibowli Indoor Stadium in Hyderabad. The card is set to start 8:30 am (ET). This event will be the Bahrain-based promotion’s third trip to the subcontinent. In 2018 they […]
BRAVE CF touches down in India this week for BRAVE CF 30. The 11-bout card is scheduled to take place on Saturday, 23 November, inside the Gachibowli Indoor Stadium in Hyderabad. The card is set to start 8:30 am (ET).
This event will be the Bahrain-based promotion’s third trip to the subcontinent. In 2018 they paid a visit to Pakistan to stage BRAVE CF 17 before making their Indian debut two months later when they held BRAVE CF 20 in Hyderabad.
Headlining Saturday’s card will be a BRAVE CF Bantamweight World Title Clash. Defending champion Stephen Loman will lock horns with Canadian Louie Sanoudakis. Loman claimed the strap back in 2017 at BRAVE CF 9. Since then has made three successful title defenses and is currently the promotions longest-reigning champion.
The 27 year-old Filipino trains out of Team Lakay in Baguio City, Philippines, and has not lost a bout since 2016. Sanoudakis should provide a tough challenge for the champion. The 30 year-old who trains out of Canada’s Tristar Gym, has only lost once since turning pro in 2013.
Sanoudakis will need to come prepared with the right game plan to unsettle the current champ. Loman who goes by the moniker “The Sniper”, has an impressive attacking striking arsenal at his disposal.
If Loman wins, he may find himself looking towards a possible super-fight with BRAVE CF Featherweight Champion Bubba Jenkins. Jenkins has said he could picture himself challenging for the bantamweight strap. If he does decide to chase a second title, he will undoubtedly add an extra layer of excitement to the bantamweight division.
The co-main event of the evening will be a middleweight clash between Austria’s Dominik Schober and the USA’s Phil Hawes. The inaugural BRAVE CF Middleweight champion will be crowned at BRAVE CF 31 when Chad Hanekom takes on Daniel Gaucho. So both Schober and Hawes ,who are making their promotional debuts, will be looking to insert themselves into the title picture with an impressive performance.
U.S. fans can watch the event on pay-per-view (PPV) via Fite TV. For the majority of the rest of the world, the event can be watched free on bravecftv.
Main Card:
Stephen Loman vs. Louie Sanoudakis (BRAVE CF Bantamweight World Championship)
Dominik Schober vs. Phil Hawes (Middleweight)
Martin Hudson vs. Bhabajeet Choudhury (Welterweight)
Nawras Abzakh vs. Kantharaj Shankar Agasa ( Bantamweight)
Low kicks are often utilized by fighters to slow their opponents down as well as to mix up the striking, but they can also go terribly wrong. Hussain Ayyad found that out the hard way this past Saturday night (Nov. 16) at Brave CF 29. Ayyad went one-on…
Low kicks are often utilized by fighters to slow their opponents down as well as to mix up the striking, but they can also go terribly wrong. Hussain Ayyad found that out the hard way this past Saturday night (Nov. 16) at Brave CF 29. Ayyad went one-on-one with Matiss Zaharovs inside Khalifa Sports City […]
BRAVE CF 29 went down today (Fri. 15 November, 2019) inside the Khalifa Sports City Arena in Bahrain. The 14 bout card was headlined by final of the inaugural open weight KHK World Championship. Both the semifinals and the final of the four-main open weight tournament took place at BFAVE CF 29. The event also […]
BRAVE CF 29 went down today (Fri. 15 November, 2019) inside the Khalifa Sports City Arena in Bahrain. The 14 bout card was headlined by final of the inaugural open weight KHK World Championship.
Both the semifinals and the final of the four-main open weight tournament took place at BFAVE CF 29.
The event also saw the return of former BRAVE CF champions Abdul-Kareem Al-Selwady and Luan Santiago. History was also made by Brazils Luana Pinheiro and Englands Helen Harper, who took part in Bahrain’s first professional MMA bout.
Here is the complete list of results from BRAVE CF 29
Main Card:
Azamat Murzakanov def. Mohammad Fakhreddin via RD2 TKO (KHK Openweight Championship)
Hamza Kooheji def. Nahuel Gandolfi via RD3 TKO
Azamat Murzakanov def. Mohammad Fakhreddin via RD2 TKO
Dumar Roa def. Abdul-Kareem Al-Selwady via RD1 KO
Luan Santiago def. Gadzhimusa Gaziev via split decision
Felipe Silva vs. Guram Kutateladze def. Felipe Silva via RD1 KO
Luana Pinheiro def. Helen Harper via RD1 KO
Prelims:
Matis Zaharovs def. Hussain Ayyad via RD1 TKO
Ilia Topuria def. Steven Gonçalves via RD1 KO
Amir Albazi def. Ryan Curtis via RD1 submission
Ali Qaisi def. Jeremy Pacatiw via unanimous decision
Kasum Kasumov def. Rany Saadeh via RD2 submission
Tae Hyun Kim def. Erick “Indio Brabo via unanimous Decision
Azamat Murzakanov def. Guto Inocente via unanimous Decision
Mohammad Fakhreddin def. Kleber Orgulho via RD2 TKO
BRAVE CF 28 took place today (Mon. 4 November, 2019) in Bucharest, Romania. The four-bout card was headlined by a lightweight clash between New Zealand’s John Brewin and Poland’s Maciej Gierszewki. In the co-main event Poland’s Pawel Kielek took on rising star Benoit St Denis. After turning professional at the start of 2019, the undefeated […]
BRAVE CF 28 took place today (Mon. 4 November, 2019) in Bucharest, Romania. The four-bout card was headlined by a lightweight clash between New Zealand’s John Brewin and Poland’s Maciej Gierszewki.
In the co-main event Poland’s Pawel Kielek took on rising star Benoit St Denis. After turning professional at the start of 2019, the undefeated Frenchman came into this fight on the back of four fight winning streak.
Here is the complete list of results from BRAVE CF 28
Main Card:
John Brewin def. Maciej Gierszewki via RD submission (armbar)
Pawel Kielek def. Benoit St Denis via TKO (doctor stoppage)
Nikolay Grozdev def. Issei Moriyama via RD1 submission (rear-naked choke)
Dansheel Moodley def. Noureddin Hezrat via unanimous decision
BRAVE CF returns this week with BRAVE 28 set to take place in Bucharest, Romania, on Monday, 4 November 2019. The event is set to start at 12:00 pm ET. This event will be the first that time that BRAVE CF has touched down in continental Europe. The card was initially slated to take place […]
BRAVE CF returns this week with BRAVE 28 set to take place in Bucharest, Romania, on Monday, 4 November 2019. The event is set to start at 12:00 pm ET.
This event will be the first that time that BRAVE CF has touched down in continental Europe. The card was initially slated to take place in the Philippines until circumstances forced a change of locations.The Bahrain-based promotion has said they will be returning to the South East Asian country in the future, but for now, the Philippine’s loss is Romania’s gain.
Monday’s event will be a collaborative affair with BRAVE CF partnering with local based MMA promotion RXF. BRAVE CF has a history with teaming up with local promoters to facilitate the growth of MMA in new regions.
The BRAVE matchmakers have put together a selection of bouts that should provide fans with plenty of action.The main event bout between New Zealand’s John Brewin and Polish slugger Maciej Gierszewki is shaping up to be a pivotal contest in the lightweight division. Both men come into this bout on the back of victories over Ireland’s Cian Cowley.
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Gierszewki has five wins to his name, all coming via way of knockout. The Pole sent Cowley to the canvas at BRAVE 24 and will be looking to do the same against Brewin. All of Gierszewki’s losses have come via submission, and he has only gone past the opening round once in his nine bout career.
In Brewin, he will be facing a tough Kiwi fighter who has serious knockout power, plus an impressive ground game. The Bali MMA trained athlete has more tools at his disposal than Gierszewki when it comes to finding ways to get the win, and will be looking to cement himself as one of the divisions best fighters with a win this week. This bout should be an explosive encounter between two men gunning for a title shot.
The co-main event features undefeated Frenchman Benoit St-Denis taking on Poland’s Pawel Kielek. While both men are only 23-years of age, Kielek has had almost three times the number of fights as St-Denis. However, the Pole has alternated between wins and losses in recent years as opposed to St-Denis, who is looking like a solid prospect.
The Parisian based fighter only turned pro this year and has already racked up four straight victories. Kielek will be St-Denis’ most experienced opponent to date, and it will be interesting to see how he handles his upcoming test.
U.S. fans can watch the event on pay-per-view (PPV) via Fite TV. For the majority of the rest of the world, the event can be watched free on bravecftv.
Main Card:
John Brewin vs. Maciej Gierszewki (Lightweight)
Benoit St Denis vs. Pawel Kielek (Catchweight 170 lbs)
Nikolay Grozdev vs. Issei Moriyama (Featherweight)