Historic Event: BRAVE CF 82 Set to Make MMA History in Mauritius with Epic Fight Card
Bahrain’s BRAVE Combat Federation Makes History with BRAVE CF 82 Event in Mauritius
Bahrain’s renowned MMA organization, BRAVE Combat Federation, is all set to make history with its upcoming event, BRAVE CF 82, taking place in Mauritius. This groundbreaking event will mark the first-ever MMA event in Mauritius and the fourth event in Africa for the globally recognized organization, solidifying its status as the leading International MMA organization hosting events in the African continent.
The event boasts an impressive fight card, headlined by the bantamweight world title fight between champion Nkosi Ndebele and challenger Jose ‘Shorty’ Torres. This historic faceoff will mark the first-ever trilogy in BRAVE CF history, with each fight taking place in a different continent. Additionally, Nkosi has the opportunity to become the first African MMA World Champion to defend the title on African soil.
In the co-main event, Zimbabwe’s Nicholas Hwende will take on the undefeated prospect Khurshed Nazarov in a matchup with significant implications for the bantamweight division. The clash between these top talents from Africa and Central Asia promises to be a global affair, showcasing the diversity and talent within the organization.
The card will also feature three fighters from the Democratic Republic of Congo, highlighting the impact of BRAVE CF in the country. Eliezer Kubanza, Ananias Mulumba, and Prince Lolia will represent DR Congo in their respective bouts, with Mulumba facing BRAVE CF veteran Ylies Djiroun and Lolia taking on Bahrain’s Ramazan Gitinov in a highly anticipated showdown.
Notably, Lolia has stirred up controversy with his verbal attack on Gitinov’s association with MMA legends Khabib Nurmagomedov and Islam Makhachev, adding an extra layer of intrigue to their upcoming fight.
With a lineup of up-and-coming African stars, promising prospects, and a historic title fight headlining the event, BRAVE CF 82 is set to be a game-changing event not only for Mauritius but for the entire African continent.
