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20 Friday, April 6, 2018 SPORTS Joshua receives Klidson Golden Boy offer predicts to retain championship Manama Klidson who trains at the Evolucao in Brazil. I am ready to fight and to defend ight Heavyweight champion Brave Thai became the champion at Brave 8 my title. This is not just my title but Brazil’s Combat Federation, Klidson when Brave Combat Federation hosted title and this belongs to all my friends, deL Abreu has vowed to retain the the event in Brazil. family and supporters. It will be an honour championship in Brazil. Klidson was grateful for Baker to defend my title at home.” Anthony Joshua (file pic) Klidson will become the first champion stepping up for the championship fight “This fight card is awesome with so from Brazil to defend the championship in short notice. many amazing fights and a lot of well- London winning Olympic gold the when he faces Matt Baker from Canada However the champion have stated, known names. I am very curious to nthony Joshua has previous year. in the co-main event of Brave 11, on “I was disappointed after Nzechukwu watch Bruno Malfacine. I used to watch received an offer to leave A former world champion April 13th, in Belo Horizonte. dropped out of the event due to injury. him compete in jiu-jitsu and he is a MatchroomA and join Golden in six weight divisions, De La Matt Baker stepped in as a final phase I have been training for a long time to legend. I cannot wait for his Brave debut Boy with Oscar De La Hoya Hoya insists the “real money” replacement for Kennedy Nzechukwu defend my championship. I thank Matt and I know he will make his impact at promising to make him a star remains in the United States, from Fortis MMA who had to withdraw Baker for stepping in, but I have to warn the Brave Combat Federation”, added in the United States. despite AJ’s huge reported from the event due to an injury. him that this championship belt stays back Abreu. The unified heavyweight payday of £18m to fight Parker. world champion outpointed De La Hoya said: “If Joseph Parker last week in front Anthony Joshua and Deontay of 80,000 fans in Cardiff. Wilder want to become But AJ, whose deal with household names in the US Eddie Hearn and Matchroom of A and stop doing mediocre Dantas expires at the end of this year, is ratings on Showtime, call me yet to crack the highly lucrative and I’ll make you superstars in US market, with the PPV the beautiful USA.” sets model able to expand the Brit’s Some fans hit back at earnings. the Golden Boy, insisting Hearn and Joshua have Joshua’s stadium fights at camp hinted that a deal is close for the Principality Stadium or an extension to their current Wembley Stadium bring the deal, having worked together UK to a stand-still. (Mirror. to since his debut in 2013 after co.uk) train Rafael Nadal back at KHK after hip injury MMA London orld number one Rafael Nadal will make his returnW to action today by spearheading Spain’s bid to reach the Davis Cup semi- Manama Dantas holds a record of 20 wins and 5 to access world class training and finals. The 30-year-old has duardo “DuDu” Dantas reached losses. A professional MMA competitor facilities. been sidelined since a hip injury Rafael Nadal (file pic) Bahrain to train at the KHK MMA since 2007, Dantas was the winner of Lately Karl Amoussou is yet another forced him to withdraw from the clay surface and the 16-time Bahrain.E Shooto South American Featherweight fighter who had set his training camp Australian Open in January. grand slam winner will face Dantas has been fighting for Bellator Championship. in the Kingdom of Bahrain leading to Confirmation of Nadal’s Philipp Kohlschreiber in the since 2011, and he is the two-time Bellator Dantas trains at the KHK MMA gym his upcoming bout. Amoussou joined the return came yesterday afternoon second rubber, after David Ferrer Bantamweight Champion and winner alongside Bahrain’s top professional welterweight division of the Brave Combat at the draw for the Davis Cup takes on Alexander Zverev. ofOfficials Bellator during Season the event5 Bantamweight fighter, Hamza Kooheji. Federation and is currently preparing quarter-finals. Nadal will then face Zverev in Tournament. Kingdom of Bahrain has attracted towards his debut at the Bahrain based Spain host Germany in the first match on Sunday. (PA Fighting out of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil multiple fighters to travel to the nation promotion. Valencia on Nadal’s favoured Sport).
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