LUBLANA, Slovenia — BRAVE Combat Federation returns to Slovenia with a championship show Saturday, June 6at Hala Tivoli in cooperation with World Freefight Challenge.

this groundbreaking event will take place two fights for the BRAVE CF world championshipand the heavyweight and airy heavyweight titles will be at stake in an event that promises to be one of the organization’s most significant European events in 2026.

Pavel Dailidko defends the heavyweight crown against Miha Frlic

In the main event, reigning BRAVE CF Heavyweight World Champion Pavel Dailidko will face undefeated No. 1 ranked contender Miha Frlic.

Known as “The Experiment”, Dailidko enters the fight in impressive style Record 11-2and each of his victories ended by knockout.

Since joining BRAVE CF in 2022, the Lithuanian powerhouse has disappeared 6-1winning the inaugural heavyweight championship at the event BRAVE CF 88 in September 2024 after stopping Patryk Dubiela in the first round.

He recently defended his title at the gala BRAVE CF 99 in Vilnius, stopping Grégory Robinet in less than one round.

“I have worked tirelessly to reach this level and I am still far from finished,” Dailidko declared.

Opposite him is a challenger from his hometown of Frlic, who brings an unblemished presence 7-0-1 record for the biggest fight of his career.

The Slovenian challenger deserved to fight for the title BRAVE CF 104 in February, knocking out Samuele Di Guardo in the first round.

“This is the moment I’ve been working for my entire career. Competing for the world title in front of my people is an incredible honor,” said Frlic.

Erko Jun vs. Mohamed Said Maalem main event main event

In the co-main event, Erko Jun will defend the BRAVE CF airy heavyweight world title in a rematch with Mohamed Said Maalem.

Their first meeting at BRAVE CF 81 in April 2024 ended quickly as Jun scored a quick knockout victory.

Now the competition resumes for the championship.

Said Maalem has been one of the most experienced BRAVE CF veterans since 2019, and previously took part in world title fights.

“This is more than just a rematch for me; it’s a chance to make amends for the past and prove that I belong to the top,” said Said Maalem.

Jun returns to defend his crown after failing to become a two-division champion in BRAVE CF 96 in June 2025, where he challenged Mohammad Fakhreddine for the vacant middleweight title.

Earlier, the Bosnian striker won the airy heavyweight belt BRAVE CF 88 with a dominant performance over Alexander Wesner.

“I’m not just defending my world title; I’m defending the standards I set in this division,” Jun said.

“On June 6, I intend to impose my rhythm, control the distance and show that my evolution as a fighter has only made me more perilous.”

BRAVE CF’s return to Slovenia carries huge stakes

With two world championships on the horizon, BRAVE CF’s return to Slovenia is more than just another fight card.

It’s a decisive night where champions defend their legacy and challengers chase history.

On June 6, only the elite will survive at Hala Tivoli in Ljubljana.