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Road to Brave: Behind the Battle for Legacy at Brave CF 96new Documentary Road to Brave Chronicles Erko Jun vs. Mohammad Fakhreddine before brave cf 96 showdown

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The stage is prepared for one of the most monumental fights in the history of the Brave Combat federation – and fans can now be witnesses of accumulation, like never before with the release Road to the braveThe function length document is now sent for free on the official Brave CF channel.

Road to the brave He follows the backstage Erko Jun and former owner of a two -level titles Mohammad “The latest” FakhreddineWhen two warriors are preparing to fight for Wakey Middle World Championships On Brave cf 96Live with Ljubljana, Slovenia.

The document contrasts the meteoric height of Jun – who intends to become only the second warrior in the history of Brave CF, who simultaneously stored titles in two weight classes – with the heritage of Fakhreddine, the first man who achieved the same feat.
“This fight does not only apply to the belt, it concerns heritage” Jun speaks in the document, thinking about what is going on.

Fakhreddine, who has never lost the medium weight title in the cage, returns with revenge, determined to recover the throne that once ruled.
“I have never lost my belt” Fakhreddine declares. “Now I’m here to pick up what is mine.”

Road to the brave It offers fans an intimate look at the preparation of both fighters, registering exclusive training material, emotional behind -the -scenes moments and candid insight into the sacrifice and thinking of two elite athletes heading towards the battle defining their career.

Along with the rapidly approaching Brave CF 96, the document gives the tone to what promises to be a historic night in global MMA. Regardless of whether you support emerging stars or a returning king, Road to the brave It provides passion, pressure and goal of one of the most convincing duels in sport.

Watch the full document now Youtube.com/bravecf. Do not miss Brave CF 96 Live with Ljubljana, Slovenia.

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Ian Machado Garry thinks rematch with Islam Makhachev would play out far differently: "I feel like if I fight him right now, I beat him"

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Ian Machado Garry thinks rematch with Islam Makhachev would play out far differently: "I feel like if I fight him right now, I beat him"

Ian Machado Garry believes he would outlast Islam Makhachev if he has a second chance against the reigning UFC welterweight titleholder.

Garry and Makhachev shared the Octagon in the UFC 330 headliner back in August. While Garry was able to mark up the pound-for-pound great's face a bit, he was dropped in the second round with a head kick. While Garry tried to thwart Makhachev's grappling, the champion still clearly had the advantage in that area and it led to a unanimous decision win.

In an interview with DAZN, Garry said he has no doubt in his mind that a rematch against Makhachev would play into his favor.

“Yeah, I definitely think the biggest thing I could've done was a bit more volume,†Garry admitted. “A bit more volume, more kicks, more venom in the shots to the head, but at the end of the day when you're stood in front of a man who has been able to beat everyone he's stood in front of, it's difficult to maneuver that, but I feel like if I fight him right now, I beat him.â€

The chances of Garry getting a second chance against Makhachev are slim for now. Makhachev will be moving on to another contender, potentially Carlos Prates. Other top names, such as Michael Morales, are waiting in the wings. It doesn't help that UFC CEO Dana White wasn't thrilled seeing Garry be chummy with Makhachev in the fifth round when “The Future†was down on the scorecards.

Garry currently holds the No. 2 spot on the Meta UFC rankings, and he's No. 1 on the media rankings panel. There is no shortage of top contenders who would be fresh matchups for the Irish star. Garry has said he wants to get back to action as soon as possible.

Do you think Ian Machado Garry would make significant adjustments in a rematch with Islam Makahchev, or would you expect more of the same? Chime in with your opinion in the comments below.

This article appeared first on BJPENN.COM


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Shavkat Rakhmonov on fighting Ian Machado Garry injured: ‘Khabib or Islam Makhachev, they definitely would’ve refused’

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Shavkat Rakhmonov on fighting Ian Machado Garry injured: ‘Khabib or Islam Makhachev, they definitely would’ve refused’

Shavkat Rakhmonov hasn't competed since defeating Ian Machado Garry, essentially on one leg, after dealing with knee injuries for nearly two years.

Rakhmonov was slated to fight then-champ Belal Muhammad at UFC 310 in December 2024, but Muhammd withdrew due to injury. Rakhmonov, despite having a miniscus and ACL injury, remained on the card and faced Machado Garry in a No. 1 contender fight, winning a competitive decision.

In a rare interview, Rakhmonov discusses his injuries, and decision making, while also taking a shot at Khabib Nurmagomedov and current welterweight champ Islam Makhachev.

“Well that's my problem, I couldn't fight,†Rakhmonov told Alf Global. “If I had fought, I could've become champion, but that's how it turned out. I was injured. What can I do? We are only human. We are bound to make plenty of mistakes. …

“I actually shouldn't even have fought Ian Garry at all. With injuries like that, I shouldn't have fought at all, I just took a risk. That's the Kazakh way. Kazakhs are very daring. They're not afraid. If it had been some other Dagestani fighter like Khabib or Islam Makhachev, they definitely would've refused.â€

Rakhmonov put over Machado Garry as a great and well-rounded fighter, but obviously believes had he been healthy, it would've been a victory by a wider margin.

“I already had an injury going into the Ian Garry fight,†Rakhmonov explained. “I stepped in, I hadn't fought for a year, I wanted to fight. Even before that, I had health problems, too, and it turned out there were only two weeks left before the Ian Garry fight.

“That old injury was still bothering me a lot. My leg was swollen. And when he was striking me, it was probably because I completely lacked a ligament. I couldn't really feel that strike, in general.â€

Rakhmonov was on the road to a return to the octagon before re-injuring his knee again that has kept him out of action another full year. “Nomad†is 19-0, including a 7-0 run in the UFC — stopping the likes of Stephen Thompson, Geoff Neal and Neil Magny.

Makhachev had recently said prior to his UFC 330 title defense against Machado Garry that he doesn't believe Rakhmonov will fight again after the injuries he has sustained. He hopes to return to action in 2027, but Rakhmonov would be lying if he said it's 100 percent he'll return to the UFC.

““Time will tell,†Rakhmonov said. “It's too early to say anything yet. I'll do my best to come back and win the title. Time will reveal everything.â€

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‘If I fight him right now, I beat him’: Ian Machado Garry on loss to Islam Makhachev, when he wants to return

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‘If I fight him right now, I beat him’: Ian Machado Garry on loss to Islam Makhachev, when he wants to return

Ian Machado Garry is keeping his head held extremely high following UFC 330, and his loss to Islam Makhachev.

Machado Garry lost a competitive decision to the top pound-for-pound fighter in the world in August, and ahead of Katie Taylor's final fight at Croke Park in Ireland, Machado Garry discussed his feelings about the fight with Makhachev.

“Proud, happy, proud of me and my team, my preparation, everything we did,†Machado Garry told DAZN. “Obviously, annoyed by the result, that's the fight game. We get back on the horse, we go again. Because I've got 10 years in this sport to be at the highest level, fight the baddest men in the world, beat them, and prove that I'm one of the baddest men walking the planet.â€

Machado Garry's performance drew criticism from UFC CEO Dana White for his lack of fire in terms of trying to hurt Makhachev, electing to show, perhaps, too much resppect for the welterweight champion.

Regardless, “The Future†feels if they ran it back — literally, anytime — he would be the one walking out of the octagon as the champion.

“I definitely think the biggest thing I could've done was a bit more volume,†Machado Garry said. “A bit more me, a bit more kicks, more venom in the shots to the head. But at the end of the day, when you're stood in front of a man who has been able to beat everyone he's stood in front of, it's difficult to maneuver that.

“But I feel like if I fight him right now, I beat him. I have so much confidence in myself, so much confidence in my team and the preparation that we do. I just want to get back in there tomorrow and do it all over again.â€

In regards to when Machado Garry would like to return to action in the stacked welterweight division and keep his name in the championship hunt, he says he's just waiting on that phone to ring.

“As soon as physically possible,†Machado Garry said. “Anyone, anywhere, anytime, go back in there, prove I'm one of the baddest men on the planet. Don't stop.â€

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