MMA – BRAVE Combat Federation (BRAVE CF), the world’s fastest-growing and most international mixed martial arts (MMA) organisation, has officially announced a blockbuster showdown for the BRAVE CF interim super welterweight world title in one of the feature attractions set to happen at the highly anticipated BRAVE 100.
On November 7 at Khalifa Sports City Arena in Isa Town, reigning BRAVE CF middleweight world champion and Hall of Famer Mohammad “The Latest” Fakhreddine will square off with number two-ranked super welterweight contender Alex “Da Killing King” Lohore.
“This is bigger than just another fight for me,” said Fakhreddine.
“I’ve dedicated my career to BRAVE CF, and to be inducted into the Hall of Fame and then step inside the cage to chase a third world title is a dream come true.”
“Alex Lohore is tough, but I’m going to show why I am the face of this organisation.”
Lohore stated: “I respect everything Moe Fakhreddine has achieved, but this is my time. I didn’t come to BRAVE CF to be a spectator; I came here to take over.
“On November 7, I will win that belt and prove that I am one of the best in the division.”
A cornerstone of BRAVE CF since 2017, Fakhreddine has built a legacy of highlight-reel finishes, with 16 of his 18 career victories ending inside the distance.
The Lebanese superstar has already etched his name in history as the first athlete to simultaneously hold two BRAVE CF world titles, capturing middleweight gold in 2020 and the light heavyweight crown in 2022.
Fresh off reclaiming his middleweight strap at BRAVE CF 96 last June, Fakhreddine now looks to accomplish the unprecedented – becoming a three-division BRAVE CF World Champion.
Adding to the magnitude of the moment, “The Latest” will also be formally inducted into the BRAVE CF Hall of Fame during fight week, an honour befitting his decorated career
Lohore, meanwhile, enters the five-round championship clash with momentum on his side.
The French veteran boasts 37 professional bouts and remains unbeaten inside the BRAVE CF cage.
Since debuting last year, the Frenchman has stormed through the competition with dominant finishes over Marcin “Bomba” Bandel and Jivko “The Bulgarian Ripper” Stoimenov, before stopping Mansur “Borz” Abdurzakov at BRAVE CF 94 this past May to secure his world title opportunity.
With Fakhreddine chasing history and Lohore determined to seize his first BRAVE CF gold, their collision promises to deliver fireworks in Bahrain.
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