BRAVE CF 76: top Lightweights Magomedov and Togo to collide in main event

TDT | Manama                                              

The Daily Tribune – www.newsofbahrain.com

BRAVE CF 76, which marks the organization’s return to Indonesia, has a main event. Former Lightweight world title contender Kamil Magomedov returns after a fight of the year effort to take on debutant Josh Togo, while Murad Guseinov finally signs for BRAVE CF as the IMMAF standout takes on David Martinez in the co-main event.

BRAVE Combat Federation will renew its commitment with the South-East Asia MMA scene, and specifically to the development of the sport in Indonesia, when it lands in Jakarta for BRAVE CF 76, on November 25 and is bringing a world-class main event to its much-anticipated return to the Indonesian capital.

BRAVE CF 76 follows BRAVE CF 12 (Jakarta) and BRAVE CF 66 (Bali) as the organisation’s shows in Indonesia. Kamil Magomedov is becoming well-known for having fight of the year worthy performances – in his last two bouts he put on a defiant show against favourites, falling short by the slightest of margins in both occasions.

Now, the KHK MMA Team jiu-jitsu coach is eager to return to winning ways and restart his climb towards the top of the division. He will face Josh Togo, a 4-time Australian MMA champion, who also holds a title in the Middle East scene, and is taking his talents to the global stage with the opportunity to cause an upset in Indonesia and instantly insert himself within the top Lightweights under the BRAVE CF banner.

In the co-main event, Murad Guseinov finally makes his BRAVE CF debut, as the Junior IMMAF world champion looks to improve his undefeated professional record against David Martinez, who in turn is ready to take his top-5 Oceania ranking in Lightweight to the world stage and make a splash at Super Welterweight.

BRAVE CF 76 is the second of six BRAVE CF shows until the end of the year, as the most global MMA organization will end a historic and record-breaking year with events in Spain, Indonesia, and Brazil, as well as three shows in the Kingdom of Bahrain, as part of the largest combat sports festival in the world, the BRAVE International Combat Week.