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Muay Thai Legend Boughan will face Dimitris Moirotsos Showdown

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When the door of the cage breaks in Brave CF 94: Alpine Clash on May 17, 2025. It will not be only Dimitris Moirotsos and Youssef Boughan, it will hope for the collision of Greece and Morocco colliding in Geneva Arena de Genève. Dimitris Moirotsos will face Youssef “Terminator” Boughan in the Battle of Styles, which are discussed as one of the most electrifying fights that should be paid to the main card.

Dimitris Moirotsos arrives as a novel generation MMA avant -garde. Known for his surgical naked chokes and quickly evolving wrestling, Fight Box Athena is a man on a mission. His submission to the second round Kostas Angelidis was not only a victory; It was a statement that Greek MMA is ready to be uplifted. Against Boughan, Moirotsos must stick to its strengths: close the distance, struggle of the chain and exploit the smallest hole. His task is as clear as discouraging, avoid a storm on his legs and pull the “terminator” into the deep water on the mat.

There is a man who knows storms better than most. Youssef “Terminator” Boughan (3-0) moves the aura built on over 240 Muay Thai wars, including world titles in Lumpinee and Rajadamnern. Since entering MMA, he has proved that they doubt the misleading, combining a deadly blow to a coarse defense. His last trips at Brave CF showed evolution: terrifying elbows and knees are still there, but now they are accompanied by extensive consciousness and improved breaks in the clinch. Against Moirotsos, Boughanem’s path is brutal and uncomplicated to victory, keep it, free hell and reminds the world why the nickname “Terminator” fits so well.

This fight is much more than a start of styles. For MoiRotsos, a seismic jump would be a victory, placing the rising struggle scene on the global map. For Boughan it would be another feather in his hat, proof that Muay Thai legends can develop at the highest MMA level. When the global spotlight lithe shines through the historic Swiss debut CF-36. The nation that organized a bold event and part of the record campaign “Bolded” promotions, both players wear more than personal ambitions. They pride their nations.

In Brave CF 94, every strike and scramble will be wealthy, promising a competition that will resonate significantly outside the Geneva walls. In total, athletes from 14 nations will compete in Brave CF 94, emphasizing the unforgettable international range of promotion. Brave CF 94 is a flagship part in the “Brave year” campaign, initiative aimed at distinguishing the elite MMA talents on every continent and expanding the Brave CF mission regarding global integration and possibilities in combat sports.

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Brendan Allen accuses Dricus du Plessis of taking ‘easier’ Kamaru Usman fight

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October 9, 2026

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Brendan Allen accuses Dricus du Plessis of taking ‘easier’ Kamaru Usman fight
Brendan
Allen has criticized Dricus Du
Plessis for allegedly avoiding a fight with him.

A matchup between Allen and du Plessis was reportedly in the works
in January. According to Allen, the bout fell through after he was
told du Plessis was injured. Du Plessis went on to face former

Ultimate Fighting Championship titleholder Kamaru
Usman in July, winning by unanimous decision.

Brendan Allen explains why he believes he was a tougher
opponent than Kamaru Usman

Allen has accused du Plessis of avoiding him in favor of an easier
fight against Usman. “All In†acknowledges that the 39-year-old
former welterweight champion remains a bigger draw. However, Allen
believes he presents a tougher matchup, prompting du Plessis to
take the “easier fight.â€

“I know he's had the opportunity to fight me and he took the easier
route,†Allen told UFC on Paramount+. “He can say whatever he
wants; it's a fact. We were supposed to fight. And somehow it got
worked that Kamaru's name got thrown in there. And obviously Kamaru
is a bigger draw even though he's older, up a weight class. He took
the easier fight, plain and simple. Everyone knows it was the
easier fight. I'm bigger, I'm stronger, I'm faster. I think I'm
more talented, but people are gonna play off of Kamaru's resume.
OK, play off his resume, but I don't think that Kamaru can make it
five rounds with me.â€

Allen (27-7) enters his
UFC Vegas 122 main event against Christian
Leroy Duncan (15-2) on Saturday in Las Vegas with three
consecutive victories. Duncan has won five straight fights.

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Morning Report | Sean Strickland and Nassourdine Imavov have heated run-in at the UFC P.I.

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Morning Report | Sean Strickland and Nassourdine Imavov have heated run-in at the UFC P.I.

Let me start with what this isn't:

What is your pick for the highest level fight we have ever seen inside the cage?

This can be:

  • A fight with to guys at the absolute peak of their powers (Cejudo vs MM, Dillashaw vs Cruz, Jones vs Cormier)

  • A fight that had an insane technical level between both guys that blew your mind (Evloev vs Sterling comes to mind)

Have a little fun with it and as always disagree vehemently but respectfully! 🫡

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Vertigo delays Alvin Hines pursuit of first UFC victory

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Vertigo delays Alvin Hines' pursuit of first UFC victory
Alvin
Hines' pursuit of his first win in the
Ultimate Fighting Championship has been delayed.

Hines was scheduled to face Gabriel
Lourenco in a heavyweight bout at
UFC Fight Night 293 on Nov. 7 at Meta Apex in Las Vegas.
However, Hines has announced his withdrawal from the fight because
of vertigo.

Alvin Hines withdraws from UFC Fight Night 293 against Gabriel
Lourenco

Hines plans to continue training with adjustments while recovering
from vertigo and hopes to return to competition at full
strength.

“I had to pull out of this one for medical reasons due to vertigo,â€
Hines wrote on Instagram. “It wasn't an easy decision, but I know I
need to be able to step into that Octagon at 100% and perform to my
true potential. I'm going to continue fight camp with some
adjustments while I work through this and get myself back to where
I need to be. I'm not walking away from the fight. I'm taking the
time to get right so when I'm back in there, I can put on the kind
of fight I know I'm capable of. I'm sorry for the change, and I
appreciate everyone who was looking forward to seeing me compete.
Trust me, I'll be back. Sometimes the hardest part of fighting
isn't throwing punches. It's knowing when to step back, get right,
and prepare for the next battle. This is just a setback. Not the
end of the story.â€

Hines (7-2) was an undefeated prospect with six finishes in seven
victories when he signed with the UFC last year. However, “Goozieâ€
has lost both of his Octagon appearances. Meanwhile, Lourenco (8-1)
was slated to make his promotional debut against Hines after
earning a contract with a first-round knockout victory over Charlie
Cleveland on
Dana White's Contender Series in September.

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