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BRAVE CF’s MMA Scouting Program: Bahrain-India Partnership Opening New Opportunities

TDT | Manama

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BRAVE Combat Federation’s MMA Scouting Program is a big opportunity for India’s growing mixed martial arts (MMA) scene. By finding and nurturing local talent, Bahrain’s own BRAVE CF is helping to elevate the sport across the country. This initiative offers several benefits, from boosting the quality of Indian fighters to increasing MMA's popularity.

BRAVE CF’s MMA Scouting Program has given global opportunities for Indian fighters including, Mohammad Farhad, Kantaraj Agasa, Bharat Khandare, Abdul Muneer, and Shrikant Shekar. By discovering local talent, improving training, and growing the sport’s popularity, the program is set to elevate MMA across the country. With BRAVE CF’s continued investment, India’s fighters and fans can look forward to a brighter future for MMA, with more opportunities and greater recognition on the global stage.

BRAVE CF’s scouting program is designed to find hidden talent in India. The program visits various cities, conducting tryouts to spot fighters with potential. This approach is a game-changer for aspiring athletes who may not have access to international platforms. By bringing the scouting process to India, BRAVE CF makes it easier for local fighters and veterans to showcase their skills.

For Indian fighters, this means a direct path to professional MMA careers. Those selected get the chance to train with top coaches and compete internationally. This boosts their careers and inspires other young athletes to pursue MMA, knowing that they have opportunities right in their own country.

India’s MMA scene is still in its early stages. Many fighters lack access to advanced training facilities and experienced coaching. BRAVE CF’s scouting program addresses this by offering selected fighters the resources they need. India’s IMMAF medalist, Mehboob Khan became the first athlete to get access to training under the KHK MMA fight team. This includes access to top-tier training camps, exposure to international fighting styles, and guidance from seasoned professionals.

This focus on training raises the overall standard of MMA in India. As fighters improve, they bring new skills and strategies to their local gyms, contributing to the sport's growth at the grassroots level. Over time, this led to a more competitive MMA scene in India, with fighters who are better prepared to compete globally.

Successful Indian fighters in BRAVE CF can boost MMA's popularity in the country. As more local athletes make their mark internationally, they become role models for aspiring fighters. This visibility attracts new fans to the sport, helping to grow MMA's audience in India.

BRAVE CF’s events often feature fighters discovered through the scouting program, giving Indian fans someone to cheer for. This connection to local athletes makes MMA more relatable and exciting for Indian audiences. As the sport gains traction, it opens up new opportunities for sponsorships, media coverage, and investment in India’s MMA scene.