
LFA 226: Allakhverdiev vs. Kropschot is an upcoming mixed martial arts event promoted by Legacy Fighting Alliance that will take place on February 6, 2026, at the F&M Bank Arena in Clarksville, Tennessee, United States.
Fight Card
Main card (Vice TV)
Middleweight David Allakhverdiev vs. Joseph Kropschot 185 lbs Middleweight Championship Lightweight Dedrek Sanders vs. Nikolay Kiosse 155 lbs Middleweight Andrew Stewart vs. Christian Echols 185 lbs Women's Strawweight Mackenzie Stiller vs. Kendra McIntyre 115 lbs Heavyweight Ben Wunder vs. Charlie Cleveland 265 lbs
Preliminary Card (LFA Fight Network)
Flyweight Bryce Woerner vs. Randy Rivera-Santiago 125 lbs Lightweight Johnathan Waid vs. Lane Roe 155 lbs Middleweight Travon Eller vs. Zayne Havener 185 lbs Featherweight Alexander Schenk vs. Carter Beekman 145 lbs Featherweight Cody Noel vs. Briven Sullivan 145 lbs Flyweight Shamar Perez vs. Trevor Grice 125 lbs Heavyweight Nathan George vs. Blake Mitchell 265 lbs
Amateur bouts
Middleweight Josh Ward vs. Jeff Jankowski 185 lbs Lightweight Randy Shores Jr. vs. Kase Tucker 155 lbs
Background
Legacy Fighting Alliance CEO Ed Soares announced recetly that the promotion will return to Clarksville, Tennessee for its second event in the city, headlined by a championship main event at LFA 226.
The event marks the LFA’s continued expansion in the Southeast following a highly successful debut in the region last year and will feature a pivotal middleweight title bout with major divisional implications.
LFA 226: ALLAKHVERDIEV vs. KROPSCHOT takes place Friday, February 6th, 2026 at the F&M Bank Arena in Clarksville. The event will be broadcast LIVE in the United States on VICE TV.
The main event will feature reigning LFA Middleweight Champion David Allakhverdiev (7-0) of Ukraine defending his title against dangerous challenger Joe “The Land Animal” Kropschot (7-3) in a matchup that promises fireworks inside the cage.
Allakhverdiev, an undefeated standout from Ukraine, enters the bout riding significant momentum after capturing the LFA middleweight title in dominant fashion. Known for his composure, finishing ability, and well-rounded skill set, the champion has quickly established himself as one of the most promising middleweights on the organization’s roster. A successful title defense would further cement his position among the division’s elite.
Standing across from him will be Kropschot, a physically imposing and battle-tested American contender with a reputation for relentless pressure and high-level grappling. With multiple finishes on his record and experience against tough competition, Kropschot represents the most dangerous challenge of Allakhverdiev’s career to date. A victory would crown a new champion and shake up the LFA middleweight division.
“This is exactly the type of title fight we want when returning to a market like Clarksville,” stated Soares. “Our debut here with LFA 219 was a big success, and now we’re coming back with a world championship on the line. Both of these fighters are hungry, dangerous, and ready to make a statement. The fans in Tennessee are in for another incredible night of fights.”
A LFA Middleweight Championship bout between current champion David Allakhverdiev and Joseph Kropschot is scheduled to headline the event.
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