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BRAVE CF 106 HEATS UP AS FORSTER AND TUTI? PREPARE FOR SECOND WAR IN LJUBLJANA
Jun 04, 2026
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The spotlight at BRAVE CF 106 on Saturday, June 6, may be fixed on the World Title clashes atop the bill, but an explosive undercard rematch threatens to eclipse everything around it.
Hometown favorite David Forster and Bosnia’s Amil Tuti? are poised to collide once more in a 77.5-kilogram catchweight showdown at Hala Tivoli in Ljubljana, Slovenia, where unresolved bitterness continues to simmer.
Their first meeting at BRAVE CF 102 in November 2025 already left scars that neither man appears willing to forget.
Over three grueling rounds inside the same venue, both fighters exchanged heavy offense in a relentless back-and-forth that rarely paused for breath.
Between exchanges, tempers boiled over as verbal jabs turned into profanities, while physical intimidation spilled beyond technique with shoves and rough exchanges.
The referee was forced to intervene repeatedly as control of the contest tested the boundaries of officiating.
When the final horn sounded, tension still lingered in the air, only intensifying as the judges rendered a razor-thin unanimous decision in favor of Forster.
Even the announcement failed to cool the animosity, as dissatisfaction echoed from both corners.
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Now, nearly a year later, the rivalry has been granted a second chapter. Yet even before the opening bell, restraint appears absent.
Forster has openly criticized Tuti?’s approach in their first encounter, accusing the Bosnian of bending the rules and turning the bout into chaos rather than competition.
“He was throwing elbows to the back of my head and acting like he does not even know the basic rules of MMA,” Forster said. “That is not how you fight. If that is the way he wants to compete, then he should be doing it in a bar, not inside a cage.”
On the other side, Tuti? remains convinced that the outcome never reflected the true flow of their battle. He insists his pressure and activity dictated the pace, especially on foreign ground.
“I pushed that fight from start to finish,” Tuti? declared. “I made him uncomfortable, and I made him look like he was losing in front of his own people. I should have had my hand raised.”
The Bosnian standout is equally adamant that history will not repeat itself, warning that the rematch leaves no space for debate or disputed verdicts.
“There will be no controversy this time,” he stated. “But it is also wrong for him to accept this rematch because I am a better fighter now than I was before. He is taking a risk he does not understand.”
Meanwhile, Forster remains confident that the grudge match at BRAVE CF 106 will end far differently from the first.
“He can say what he wants and believe what he wants,” Forster asserted. “I am not leaving it in the judges’ hands again. I am going to finish him early and finally shut him up.”
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