Brave Combat Federation Fight Night in Mumbai to feature athletes from 11 nations
Mumbai is all set to host the fifth edition of the Brave Combat Federation. With just days to go for the pilot event in India, athletes from 11 nations are confirmed to compete in the mega event that will take place in India.
The resultant trend has significantly influenced Indian film industry, fitness, fashion and foreign investments.
Major Indian cities are thriving as key hubs for global investments focused on the sports and fitness industry. Brave Combat Federation found and funded by His Highness Sheikh Khalid bin Hamad al Khalifa, the First Deputy President of the Supreme Council for Youth and Sports, Bahrain is the latest mega project that is investing in the Indian sports industry.
The confirmed athletes and their corresponding nations are as follows.
- Carl Booth - The United Kingdom
- Tahar Hadbi - Algeria
- Gary Mangat - Canada
- Abdul Muneer - India
- Jeremy Pacatiw - Philippines
- Mohd Farhad Rafiq - India
- Alejandro Martinez - Mexico
- Paulo Bananada - Brazil
- Ahmed Faress - Egypt
- Bharat Khandare - India
- Hamza AlKooheji - Bahrain
- Chaitanya Gavali - India
- Rolando Dy - Philippines
- Nelson Paes - India
- Hardeep Rai - The United Kingdom
- Arnan Chaiyasan - Thailand
- Alex da Silva - Brazil
- Jakub Kowalewicz - Poland
Mumbai will host the first ever Brave Combat Federation fight night on 23rd April at Dome NSCI. Brave Combat Federation’s sixth installment is set to take place on April 29th, in Almaty City, Kazakhstan.
The first ever event for the Bahrain-based promotion in Central Asia will be headlined by the lightweight showdown between Russia’s Eldar Eldarov and Henrique “Rasputin” Gomes.
