BRAVE CF launches official rankings ahead of BRAVE CF 62

The fastest growing organization in the world, BRAVE Combat Federation, announced its official ranking ahead of its 62nd fight night, which is scheduled to take place in Almaty, Kazakhstan on September 30, in association with the Octagon League.

Divisional standings will be featured after each event as the organization looks to give its growing fan base a direct look at its matchmaking and how that affects each of its divisions going forward.

The panel will be made up of international journalists, hailing from Africa, North and South America, the Middle East, Europe and Asia, and will be assisted by an internal panel with equal voting rights for all its members.

BRAVE CF currently has world champions at bantamweight (Brad Katona), lightweight (Ahmed Amir) and super lightweight (Eldar Eldarov), so these names will not be part of the official rankings, but the exciting flyweights are currently led by Ali . Bagautinov (#1) and Velimurad Alkhasov (#2), who will meet in the final of the Flyweight Tournament, which will decide the first BRAVE CF 125-pound world champion.

At featherweight, the standout names are the undefeated Tae Kyun Kim at No. 1 and Roman Bogatov at no. 2, with Gamzat Magomedov (#1) and Alexander Keshtov (#2) the other big names at bantamweight.

The classifications are as follows:

Flyweight – vacant title1 – Ali Bagautinov (Russia)

2 – Velimurad Alkhasov (Russia)

3 – Asu Almabaev (Kazakhstan)

4 – Zach Makovsky (USA)

5 – Jose Torres (USA)

Bantamweight – Brad Katona (champion)

1 – Gamzat Magomedov (Bahrain)

2 – Alexander Keshtov (Russia)

3 – Hamza Kooheji (Bahrain)

4 – Kasum Kasumov (Russia)

5 – Nkosi Ndebele (South Africa)

Featherweight – vacant title1 – Tae Kyun Kim (South Korea)

2 – Roman Bogatov (Russia)

3 – Omar Solomanov (Ukraine)

4 – Nemat Abdrashitov (Kyrgyzstan)

5 – Ilyar Askhanov (Kazakhstan)

Lightweight – Ahmed Amir (linear champion)

1 – Abdysalam Kubanychbek (ic) (Kyrgyzstan)

2 – Sam Patterson (England)

3 – Kamil Magomedov (Russia)

4 – Akhmed Shervaniev (Russia)

5 – Lucas Martins (Brazil)

Super Lightweight – Eldar Eldarov (champion)

1 – Joilton Lutterbach (Germany)

2 – Mihail Kotruta (Moldova)

3 – Marcel Grabinski (Germany)

4 – Issa Isakov (Belgium)

5 – Ahmed Labban (Lebanon)

Super Welterweight – vacant title

1 – Abdoul Abdouraguimov (France)

2 – Ismail Naurdiev (Austria)

3 – Marcin Bandel (Poland)

4 – Kamal Magomedov (Russia)

5 – Olli Santalahti (Finland)

Middleweight – vacant title1 – Abusupyan Alikhanov (Russia)

2 – Chad Hanekom (South Africa)

3 – Rustam Chsiev (Russia)

4 – Enrico Cortese (Italy)

5 – Murtaza Talha (Bahrain)

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