Brave 18 Results: Full results from Brave Combat Federation's Brave: Bahrain event

#2 Stephen Loman vs. Felipe Efrain (Bantamweight Title Fight)

Stephen Loman won his fight convincingly

Stephen Loman's supporters were alive and kicking in this fight between the two Bantamweight Contenders. Efrain started big, with swinging punches forcing Loman back throughout the fight.

Stephen Loman's fans cheering their champion.#BraveCF18 pic.twitter.com/zUD77O8QBd

— BRAVE CF (@bravemmaf) November 17, 2018

The four rounds were all about Efrain as he marched Loman back, but after the first round, he never put Loman in any danger whatsoever.

Loman managed to keep control of the fight, which is an impressive feat in and of itself. He kept shooting back counter punches and kicks which saw him rack up points. The fifth round saw Loman take absolute control who ended up defending his title successfully. Stephen Loman is now 4-0 in the Brave Cage.

Results: Stephen Loman defeated Felipe Efrain via Knockout.

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#3 Abdul Kareem Al-Selwady vs. Lucas Martins (Lightweight Championship)

Al-Selwady ended up winning the Championship at Brave 18

Al-Selwady is on quite a roll, although the fight did not end how he would have preferred it.

In a first round that saw Al-Selwady push former UFC fighter and Brave Lightweight Champion on the backfoot, the fight came to a hurried end.

Full ending sequence at Brave 18. Abdul-Kareem Al-Selwady def. Lucas Martins via TKO (Injury) via double leg. And NEW Brave Lightweight champ. Haha stick around till the end. #BraveCF18 pic.twitter.com/zjYJQRxwfw

— caposa (@Grabaka_Hitman) November 16, 2018

Al-Selwady had complete control in the fight, and the pressure he put on Martin was obvious. He rocked him before taking him to the ground. It looked like the fight was heading towards a finish, when Martins tapped early due to a gruesome knee injury he had suffered.

Abdul Kareem Al-Selwady won the Lightweight Champion with a five-fight win streak in Brave.

Result: Abdul Kareem Al-Selwady defeated Lucas Martins via Injury Stoppage in the 1st Round.