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JENKINS PUTS ON A MASTERFUL PERFORMANCE, REMAINS CHAMP IN KO-FILLED BRAVE CF 24
Event Date: Jul 25, 2019
Location: BRAVE CF 24 TOOK PLACE IN LONDON
Bubba Jenkins put on the most dominant performance of his career under the brightest lights. As the biggest star of BRAVE 24: London, a groundbreaking event, which delivered in the most spectacular way, BRAVE CF’s world Featherweight champion retained his title with a vicious technical knockout of former Lightweight titleholder Lucas “Mineiro†in the main event of an evening which connected mixed martial arts to hundreds of celebrities, influencers, politicians and businessmen.
Jenkins started off with a careful approach, as the vicious striker in Lucas opened up with leg kicks. However, Bubba soon found an opening to get the fight to the ground, using a spectacular flying knee to get close to Martins.
Once the fight went to the ground, Jenkins used the years of wrestling knowledge to maintain control and open up with hard strikes. Eventually, referee Marc Goddard stepped in, as the bout was over in the first round.
Jenkins’ TKO wasn’t the only vicious stoppage of the evening. Maciej Gierszewski shocked the world by putting Cian Cowley to sleep with a right hook that caught the Irishman and followed up with two hammerfists, silencing the world of mixed martial arts, who remains high on Cowley’s potential.
In the first bout of the main card, Cameron Else also sent shockwaves through the MMA world by blemishing Aidan James’ undefeated record with a vicious KO of his own. After the surprise victory, “Camchida†immediately called out Bantamweight world champion Stephen Loman.
BRAVE 24: London full results –
- Bubba Jenkins def. Lucas Martins via TKO (punches) – Round 1, 2m48s
- Maciej Gierszewski def. Cian Cowley via knockout (punches) – Round 2, 1m28s
- Cameron Else def. Aidan James via knockout, (punches) – Round 1, 59s
- Rami Hamed def. John Robinson via unanimous decision
- Louie Sanoudakis def. James Brum via unanimous decision
- Gamzat Magomedov def. Ian Cleary via unanimous decision
- Hussain Ayyad def. Mitchell Johnson via submission (triangle choke) – Round 1, 2m29s
