Fight history
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Loik RadzhabovUFC Fight Night: Rozenstruik vs. Gaziev · Mar 2, 2024
DefeatedKO/TKO · Round 3 · 0:49
Abdul-Kareem Al-Selwady Bio
Brave 4: Unstoppable, alternatively known simply as Brave 4, was a thrilling mixed martial arts event executed seamlessly by none other than the acclaimed Brave Combat Federation. This high-octane showcase of strength, discipline, and dedication was held live at the IPIC Arena – situated in the heart of Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates – on Friday, March 31, 2017. This thrilling spectacular was not confined solely to the spectators that filled the capacity of the IPIC Arena, as the proceedings of the event were broadcasted live online and also through local channels, such as Bahrain TV, ABS-CBN Sports and Action, Combate, Abu Dhabi Sports and OSN Sports.
Brave 4: Unstoppable marked a significant milestone for the Brave Combat Federation as it was the fourth card to be hosted by the organization, the impact of which was further magnified by being the first to be held in the Middle East, apart from Bahrain where the company’s headquarters was located. The event also marked the second international edition of Brave, following closely on the heels of Brave 3: Battle in Brazil.
This landmark event was propelled to even greater heights by its headline; Brave’s first ever title fight. This clash of titans saw Algeria’s fierce Elias Boudegzdame pit his strength against the indefatigable Masio Fullen from Mexico. Masio was rescheduled to partake in the much-anticipated title fight following the cancellation of the bout against Alan Omer at Brave 2: Dynasty. Subsequently, Omer moved up to the Lightweight division paving the way for Elias Boudegzdame to fill his spot in the nail-biting championship fight.
Adding to the line-up of upcoming talent, the event marked the much-awaited debut of Mohammad Fakhreddine under the Brave banner. Initially slated to compete at Brave 1: The Beginning, Fakhreddine had been sidelined due to an injury. Enthusiastically returning to the ring, he was set to face off against Brazil’s formidable contender, Vinícius Cruz, in the co-main event of the evening.
However, mishap struck the card once more as Abdul Kareem Al-Selwady was originally set to fight Alexandre Rodrigues in a featured Lightweight main card bout. Sadly, due to an injury, Alexandre had to withdraw from the combat one week before the fight. In his stead, Michael Deiga-Scheck was roped into the fight as his replacement.
This prominent event commanded attention worldwide, with international broadcasts online via Brave’s official website and YouTube channel, free of any charges. Additionally, the card was also broadcasted in Bahrain through Bahrain TV, in the Middle East through OSN and Abu Dhabi Sports, in Brazil via Combate and across Asia through ABS-CBN Sports and Action; thus ensuring that viewers all over the world got a chance to be partaken in this unforgettable spectacle.
- Record
- 15-4-0
- Division
- Welterweight
- Stance
- Orthodox
- Height
- 5' 8"
- Weight
- 155 lbs.
- Reach
- 69"