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NICHOLAS HWENDE READY TO DEFY LIMITS IN QUEST FOR SECOND WORLD TITLE AT BRAVE CF 105
May 27, 2026
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Nicholas Hwende is poised to step into the most defining night of his career when he headlines BRAVE CF 105 on Sunday, May 31.
There, the former BRAVE CF Bantamweight World Champion ventures into deeper waters, chasing the vacant undisputed featherweight crown against interim titleholder Omar Solomanov in a high-stakes five-round clash at the Baluan Sholak Sports Palace in Almaty, Kazakhstan.
The Zimbabwean star has the opportunity to etch his name into the record books by becoming only the second athlete in the promotion’s history to win a World Title in two separate weight classes.
Hwende is fully aware that the moment in Almaty could reshape his legacy, but he insists that the pursuit of history is only part of the mission.
“Moments like this are what every fighter dreams of. To become a two-division World Champion in BRAVE CF would be historic, but I am not just chasing history, I am chasing proof that I belong among the very best who have ever stepped into this sport,” he said.
Across from him stands a proven force in Solomanov, a featherweight mainstay with a professional record of 14-3, including eight knockouts and three submission wins.
The Ukrainian dynamo captured interim gold at BRAVE CF 98 in September 2025 after a commanding five-round performance against Kazakh rival Rauan “Shymyr” Bekbolat in a highly anticipated rematch, walking away with a clear-cut unanimous decision.
Hwende acknowledges the danger Solomanov brings, but refuses to be swayed by reputation or momentum.
To him, his Ukrainian opponent is simply another obstacle on a path he fully intends to dominate.
“I respect what Omar Solomanov has achieved, but respect does not mean hesitation. He is just another man standing in the way of what I want, and I have never been the type to step aside for anyone,” Hwende said.
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With a win-loss card of 10-2, Hwende has already proven himself under the bright lights of BRAVE CF, collecting four wins in six appearances.
One of his most recent statement-making exploits came at BRAVE CF 98, where he made a successful featherweight debut against China’s “The Stalker” Xie Bin, silencing the home crowd with a composed, technical display that earned him a unanimous decision victory.
Now, with championship gold within reach once again, Hwende believes BRAVE CF 105 will serve as the ultimate validation of his mindset and skill set.
“This is not about prediction or promise. This is a warning. I am coming to impose myself, to break resistance, and to show that no challenge is too great when I step into that cage,” he declared.
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