As BRAVE CF 91 approaches, the spirit of sportsmanship and unity is evident in Bahrain. In a heart-warming show of support, Dragan Talaji?, the head coach of the Bahrain National Football Team, paid a visit to KHK MMA to witness a training session of undefeated global superstar Muhammad Mokaev. The visit comes as Mokaev prepares for his highly anticipated fight on December 13 at Khalifa Sports City.
The presence of Coach Talaji? at KHK MMA highlights the strong bond between athletes representing Bahrain on the global stage, transcending disciplines and fostering a shared sense of pride. Muhammad Mokaev, a fan favorite, expressed his gratitude. “The head coach of Bahrain Football National Team came to watch our training session this morning. It means a lot to me and our team”, he wrote.
Mokaev’s preparation for the December 13 bout is rigorous, as he aims to extend his unbeaten record and solidify his position as the number one Flyweight fighter in the world. The visit from Dragan Talaji? and the Bahrain football team serves as additional motivation for the athlete, who has become a symbol of resilience and excellence for Bahrain.
Coach Talaji?, known for his dedication to elevating Bahraini football, emphasized the importance of cross-sport camaraderie. His visit was not just a sign of solidarity but also a testament to the unifying power of sports in the Kingdom of Bahrain.
With less than three weeks to go, the excitement is building for BRAVE CF 91. Mokaev’s clash with Biko is one of the most anticipated matchups on the card, promising high-level action in front of an electric home crowd.
The event at Khalifa Sports City will feature a stacked line-up of international and Bahraini talent, showcasing the best of mixed martial arts while reflecting the Kingdom’s commitment to fostering sports excellence across all disciplines.
The main event of the evening will see an all-African title fight between the Bantamweight world champion Nkosi “King” Ndebele, from South Africa, and the number one challenger Nicholas Hwende, from Zimbabwe.
