Cote d’Ivoire fighter Alex Lohoré is set to take on Mohammad Fakhreddine BRAVE CF 100 on the 7th of November, and it promises to be a spectacular bout. The two heavy hitters with serious knockout power will collide for the interim welterweight championship title, and it’s the kind of matchup that screams chaos and intensity from the opening bell.
Since making his professional debut in 2014, Lohoré has built a career across some of the biggest MMA promotions in the world, Bellator MMA, KSW, OKTAGON MMA, ARES FC, and Cage Warriors. Known for his fearless style and killer instinct, the man they call “Da Killa King” has become one of Europe’s most seasoned welterweights, bringing a mix of explosive striking and global experience into every fight. With thirty-seven professional bouts on his record, Lohoré steps into BRAVE CF 100 as the most experienced fighter on the card, ready to claim his biggest victory yet.
Since joining BRAVE Combat Federation in 2024, Lohoré has been on an impressive undefeated run, picking up three straight wins and showing why he’s such a dangerous and well-rounded athlete. His performances have combined sharp striking, smart counters, and submission skill, and now he stands on the edge of his first shot at BRAVE CF gold.
For Lohoré, this isn’t just another fight. It’s an opportunity to make history. A win over Fakhreddine would make him the first fighter from Côte d’Ivoire to capture a world championship in a major MMA promotion. His possible win will not only solidify him as a force to be reckoned with in BRAVE CF, but it will also bring MMA glory to Cote d’Ivoire. Over the years, Lohoré has won multiple regional and international titles, proving he has the experience and championship mentality to shine on the big stage.
When it comes to skill set, the fighter boasts a 14-knockout winning streak. He’s also a legitimate submission threat, with seven wins by tapout, making him a dangerous opponent. With nearly a decade of global experience, it’s clear why fans see him as one of the most exciting fighters in the sport.
Facing him at BRAVE CF 100 is Mohammad Fakhreddine, a BRAVE CF Hall of Famer and two-division world champion. He’s a seasoned competitor who is set to make history by doing what no Arab fighter has ever done, which is capturing a third world title.
For Fakhreddine, this is about legacy. For Lohoré, it’s about proving himself, making history, and bringing the BRAVE CF welterweight title back to France and Africa. Both are fighting for pride, glory, and national pride, two champions, two warriors, one belt.
