Manama: Mohamed Alsameea, a Bahraini BRAVE CF athlete, remains on course to compete after Swiss newcomer Miran Ramani stepped in to answer the call for the highly anticipated event on Saturday, August 1, at the Burgas Arena in partnership with Bulgarian Fight Agency (BFA). The 59-kilogram catchweight contest was arranged after Aleksandar Hristov was forced to withdraw from the card because of an injury. Rather than lose one of the event's most intriguing young talents, BRAVE CF quickly secured a replacement, setting the stage for a fascinating meeting between two athletes eager to make a lasting statement.
According to Bahrain News Agency, Mohamed Alsameea expressed his gratitude for the opportunity to compete, acknowledging Ramani's courage to accept the fight on short notice. "I am thankful that I still get the opportunity to compete. I appreciate Miran for accepting the fight, especially on short notice. It takes courage to step into this situation, and I am looking forward to sharing the cage with him and giving the fans a great fight," Alsameea stated. Known for his knockout prowess, Alsameea has solidified his status as one of Bahrain's most promising talents, boasting a 5-1 record in his professional career, all within the BRAVE CF cage.
Meanwhile, Miran Ramani is set to make his professional debut, following a successful amateur career in mixed martial arts (MMA) on a global platform. Ramani expressed his enthusiasm for the opportunity, stating, "This is exactly the kind of opportunity I have been working toward. Making my professional debut on a BRAVE CF stage is an honour, and I am ready for whatever awaits me." As BRAVE CF 107 approaches, the event promises to showcase top fighters alongside rising international talent, as the organisation continues to expand its presence across Europe.