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Pavel Dailidko Finishes Gregory Robinet To Keep Heavyweight Crown At BRAVE CF 99
Oct 19, 2025
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BRAVE Combat Federation made history in Lithuania with its inaugural premium live event, BRAVE CF 99, staged at the Twinsbet Arena in Vilnius on Saturday, October 18.
In partnership with Unique & Talented Martial Artists (UTMA), the card delivered an electrifying night of action, highlighted by a BRAVE CF World Championship clash that had fans on the edge of their seats.
Dailidko’s Power Too Much For Robinet
In the evening’s main event, Pavel “The Experiment” Dailidko successfully defended his BRAVE CF Heavyweight World Championship, overwhelming French contender Gregory “Robson” Robinet in decisive fashion.
From the opening bell, the Lithuanian powerhouse asserted his dominance, landing punishing strikes and crisp combinations that forced the referee to intervene, stopping the bout to protect Robinet from further damage.
With this emphatic victory, Dailidko extended his unbeaten streak to seven fights, maintaining a perfect finishing rate while reinforcing his reign atop the heavyweight division.
Betlemidze Claims Win Via Disqualification
The co-main event saw Georgia’s Shota Betlemidze emerge victorious against Lithuania’s Tomas “Lumberjack” Pakutinskas in an unexpected manner.
Both heavyweights came out aggressive, but Pakutinskas delivered illegal strikes to the back of Betlemidze’s head just 90 seconds into the first round, leaving the Georgian unable to continue.
The referee promptly disqualified Pakutinskas, awarding the win to Betlemidze.
Gavashelishvili Shines With Grappling Mastery
Georgia’s Bidzina Gavashelishvili returned to the win column, dominating Turkey’s Alperen “The Demigod” Karabulut in a 58-kilogram catchweight contest.
Gavashelishvili’s relentless takedowns and top control neutralized all of Karabulut’s offense, securing a unanimous decision victory for the Georgian star.
Urbonavicius Edges Out El Ouassaidi
Laurynas “Captain Lithuania” Urbonavicius battled Morocco’s Salim “Bizon” El Ouassaidi in a hard-fought light heavyweight matchup.
Urbonavicius showcased his grappling early, but El Ouassaidi fought back with power punches in the second round.
In the decisive third frame, the Lithuanian veteran scored crucial takedowns to maintain control and claim a unanimous decision win.
Ramaska Submits Derouiche In Stunning Fashion
Lithuania’s Zygimantas Ramaska celebrated his fifth career triumph via submission against France’s Geisym Derouiche in a lightweight showdown.
After shaking his opponent with striking, Ramaska transitioned seamlessly to the mat and locked in a punishing armbar, forcing Derouiche to tap in his international debut.
Bartoska Delivers Hometown TKO
Lithuania-born Irish fighter Nauris “The Nightmare” Bartoska thrilled the crowd by defeating Poland’s Jakub Drozdowski in a 63-kilogram catchweight bout.
Despite early grappling dominance from Drozdowski, Bartoska turned the tide with a sharp elbow that left his opponent with a severe cut, prompting a TKO victory by doctor stoppage.
Mach Dominates Perednis
Germany’s Christian “The Walking Dead” Mach needed less than a round to defeat Lithuania’s Mantvydas Perednis in a 77-kilogram catchweight bout.
Mach controlled the action on the mat, unleashing relentless ground-and-pound before securing a deep rear-naked choke for his second BRAVE CF win.
Ozols Announces Arrival With Spectacular KO
Latvia’s Ri?ards “Lionheart” Ozols made a thunderous BRAVE CF debut, knocking out Georgia’s Tornike “Duras” Gigauri in a middleweight clash.
After weathering early grappling exchanges, Ozols landed a perfectly timed head kick followed by short punches to seal a highlight-reel stoppage.
Zamba vs. Masters Ends In No Contest
The bantamweight contest between Lithuania’s Deividas “The Silent Assassin” Zamba and England’s Robert “The Masterpiece” Masters came to an abrupt halt after a cage malfunction during a grappling exchange
For fighter safety, the bout was declared a no contest.
Kaganovicius Ignites Opening Action
The night’s action began with a bang as Lithuanian teen Emilijus Kaganovicius submitted England’s Tim “Ginger Dragon” Quinlan in the first round of a lightweight tilt.
Kaganovicius transitioned from an arm-triangle choke to a rear-naked choke in the final seconds of the round, sending the home crowd into a frenzy.
FULL RESULTS
- BRAVE CF Heavyweight World Championship: Pavel Dailidko def. Gregory Robinet via TKO (strikes) at 3:15 of round one
- Heavyweight: Shota Betlemidze def. Tomas Pakutinskas via disqualification
- 58-KG Catchweight: Bidzina Gavashelishvili def. Alperen Karabulut via unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 29-28) after three rounds
- Light Heavyweight: Laurynas Urbonavicius def. Salim El Ouassaidi via unanimous decision (29-28, 29-28, 29-28) after three rounds
- Lightweight: Zygimantas Ramaska def. Geisym Derouiche via submission (armbar) at 4:08 of round one
- 63-KG Catchweight: Nauris Bartoska def. Jakub Drozdowski via TKO (doctor stoppage) at 5:00 of round one
- 77-KG Catchweight: Christian Mach def. Mantvydas Perednis via submission (rear-naked choke) at 2:56 of round one
- Middleweight: Ri?ards Ozols def. Tornike Gigauri via knockout (head kick) at 3:18 of round one
- Bantamweight: Deividas Zamba vs. Robert Masters ended in a no contest due to cage malfunction
- Lightweight: Emilijus Kaganovicius def. Tim Quinlan via submission (rear-naked choke) at 4:47 of round one
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