The Lithuanian fighter Pavel Daidko maintained his global title as heavyweight champion at the Brave CF Mixed Martial Arts Championship, after he succeeded in defeating his American rival, Audi Dylani, in the main match that took place in the Brave 94 championship organized by the Bahraini Combat Federation in cooperation with WNC on Saturday 17 May 2025 in the capital Swiss Geneva.
The tournament witnessed the attendance of the head of the countryside of Mr. Mohamed Shahid and a number of invitees, and the tournament witnessed a large crowd of fans and fans of mixed martial arts from different countries of Europe, who enjoyed the enthusiastic and exciting atmosphere witnessed in the competitions of this event.
The fighter Pavel Daidko managed to win at the expense of the American fighter Audi Dylani in the match that brought together the fighters in the main event of this version of the Brave CF championship, where the fighter Daidco managed to control the course of the fight, and who succeeded in resolving him with the knockout in the second round.
On the other hand, French fighter Damian Labelus succeeded in winning at the expense of the Brazilian fighter Victor Hugo, by the decision of the judges.
The results of the rest of the battalions resulted in the victory of the French fighter Alex Lohry at the expense of the Polish fighter Mansour Abdel Razakouf by the technical blow in the second round. Meanwhile, Moroccan fighter Youssef Boughanim won at the expense of the Greek fighter Dimitris Muirotsus in the second round of the fight. While the German fighter, Youssoub Magomidov, won a victory at the expense of the Georgian fighter, Tornaik Giguore, by the decision of the judges.
In terms of preliminary counterparts, German fighter Dijan OFOC won at the expense of the Venezuelan fighter Kevin Kerez by knockout in the second round, and the Austrian fighter Magomed Dadayev defeated the Venezuelan fighter Corle Artga by the knockout in the third round, and the Swiss fighter Kevin Rorat defeated the Lebanese fighter Ahmed Laban by the technical blow in the second round.
For his part, the head of the countryside of Mr. Mohamed Shahid stressed that the Brave CF 94 championship was able to record record numbers that enhance the global expansion of the Bahraini countryside organization worldwide, adding that Switzerland hosted this event to raise the percentage of countries that embraced the championship to 36 countries worldwide and 17 countries on the level of the continent of Europe, noting that the Board Organization and through the vision drawn by His Highness Sheikh Khalid bin Hamad Al Khalifa, the first deputy head of the Supreme Council For Youth and Sports, Chairman of the General Sports Authority, Chairman of the Bahrain Olympic Committee, seeks to continue its efforts to develop and upgrade global mixed martial arts sport, through the Brave CF championship in order to build a more competitive sports community in this game.
