Lucas Mineiro, Felipe Efrain and Marcel Adur compete for Brave CF belts

Brazilian trio will compete for belts at Brave (Photo: Reproduction/Montagem SL)

The 18th edition of Brave CF, scheduled for November 16th, in Bahrain, will be special for three Brazilian athletes. In the main fight of the night, lucas mineiro, the organization's interim lightweight champion, faces Abdul-Kareem Al-Selwady, while bantamweight Felipe Efrain and flyweight Marcel Adur will compete for the titles of their divisions against Stephan Loman and Velimurad Alkhasov, respectively.

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Mineiro would compete for the linear title against Ottman azaitar, however, the Moroccan left the company, leaving the position vacant. Former UFC fighter, the Brazilian won the belt in April this year, when he knocked out his compatriot Luan Miau, more than a year after having debuted in the house with a submission victory over Fabian Galvan. Abdul-Kareem, in turn, emerged victorious in the four times he played for Brave, achieving two knockouts, one submission and one decision.

Athlete at Chute Boxe Diego Lima, from São Paulo, Efrain is coming off a lightning knockout over Arnold Quero, last August. At the time, the São Paulo native needed just 40 seconds to knock out his rival and, consequently, recover from the defeat he suffered in March of this year. At 24 years old, Efrain has 13 victories, 3 setbacks and one unsuccessful fight on his record. Loman, in turn, has been Brave's champion since 2017, and already has a title defense, held last June.

Adur (14-4 as a professional) is looking to win his inaugural flyweight belt. Riding on three consecutive victories at Brave, all by knockout, the Brazilian will have to take away the unbeaten record of the Russian Alkhasov, who has a 100% success rate in five fights in his career.

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