BRAVE CF 92: Fakhreddine vs. Driai will be a mixed martial arts event held by Brave Combat Federation on December 15, 2024 at the Khalifa Sports City Arena in Isa Town, Bahrain.
Fight Card
Main Card
Middleweight 84 kg Algeria Abdel Rahmane Driai vs. Lebanon Mohammad Fakhreddine
Lightweight 70 kg India Srikant Sekhar vs. Pakistan Rizwan Ali
Bantamweight 61 kg India Mohammad Farhad vs. Pakistan Babar Ali
Featherweight 66 kg Jordan Izzeddine Al Derbani vs. Ukraine Omar Solomonov
Welterweight 77 kg Bahrain Abbas Khan vs. India Seth Rosario
Super Welterweight 79.5 kg Kyrgyzstan Salamat Orozakunov vs. Lebanon Rami Hamed
Preliminary Card
Super Lightweight 75 kg Bahrain Mohamed Yosif Abdulrahman vs. Egypt Abdallah Mohamed
Bantamweight 61 kg India Yadwinder Singh vs. Pakistan Ismail Khan
Flyweight 57 kg India Ehtesham Ansari vs. Pakistan Awan Aqib
Women's Strawweight 52 kg India Suchika Tariyal vs. Philippines Jhen Buzon
Background
This landmark event, celebrating its sixth edition, promises to be an exceptional fusion of sports and entertainment, marking the grand finale of BRAVE CF's record-breaking year.
BRAVE CF 92 is turning up the heat in Bahrain with an electrifying India vs. Pakistan showdown that promises to captivate the large South Asian expat community. Set against the backdrop of one of the world’s most passionate rivalries, this MMA event is more than just a sporting spectacle. It’s a cultural moment that brings together Indian and Pakistani expats in Bahrain for a night of action, pride, and shared excitement.
Bahrain’s vibrant expat population is already buzzing. For Indian and Pakistani residents, the stakes are personal. The MMA battles echo a long-standing rivalry that transcends sports, but this time, it unfolds in the heart of the Kingdom. The neutral setting allows both communities to come together and cheer for their heroes in a spirited yet respectful environment.
The card, featuring fierce matchups between Indian and Pakistani fighters, guarantees non-stop adrenaline. It taps into the emotional connection that expats share with their homeland. Every punch and takedown will feel like a victory or loss for their respective countries, bringing the intensity of the rivalry straight into the cage. Pakistan’s line up is formidable with Rizwan Ali, Babar Ali, Abbas Khan, Ismail Khan, and Aqib Awan facing the Indian team consisting of Ehtesham Ansari, Yadwinder Singh, Seth Rosario, Mohammad Farhad, and Srikant Sekhar.
For fans, BRAVE CF 92 is more than a fight night. It’s an opportunity to celebrate their roots and showcase national pride in a shared space. Indian and Pakistani communities in Bahrain have long been known for their passionate support for sports, particularly cricket. MMA now steps in as a new frontier for this storied rivalry, promising to build on that legacy.
The event also strengthens community ties. Families and friends, divided by the India-Pakistan rivalry but united by their love for the sport, will gather to support their fighters. The shared experience of watching history unfold in the arena or through BRAVE TV creates lasting memories.
Bahrain, as the host, benefits immensely. Events like BRAVE CF 92 highlight the Kingdom’s inclusivity and commitment to uniting diverse communities through sports. The neutral stage reinforces Bahrain’s image as a global destination for major events, attracting attention and strengthening its reputation as a hub for cultural exchange.
The night is set to create heroes for the expat community. Indian and Pakistani fighters battling under the BRAVE CF banner represent their countries with pride. Their performances could inspire a new generation of MMA fans and athletes within Bahrain’s South Asian community, adding to the Kingdom’s growing sports culture.
BRAVE CF 92 isn’t just another MMA event; it’s a celebration of community, rivalry, and cultural pride. For Bahrain’s Indian and Pakistani expats, it’s a night to remember—a chance to cheer, unite, and revel in the spirit of competition on a global stage. This isn’t just a fight card; it’s a bridge between nations, built in Bahrain’s iconic MMA arena.
