Carnival City will again play host to EFC Africa 34 on Thursday, October 2.

Striking specialist Sibusiso ‘The Monster’ Mdoko challenges the champion Leon ‘Iron Lion’ Mynhardt for the lightweight title.

Mdoko, the showman from Cape Town, is a crowd favourite with an impressive finishing record.

‘The Monster’ has put away all of his last three opponents and has never been finished.

Another must-see-clash is between East Rand local Francois ‘Franaconda’ Groenewald and the most dominant athlete in EFC history, Demarte ‘The Wolf’ Pena, for EFC gold.

Pena is renowned for his grappling based fighting style while Groenewald is a world bronze Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu medalist.

He has vowed to be the man to upend Pena’s devastating ground game, and put his nine fight win streak to bed.

In addition to these main fights there are 11 more action packed bouts for EFC followers to sink their teeth into.

EFC Africa 34 consists of seven hours of nail-biting action that no mixed martial arts follower should miss.

The doors to Carnival City’s Big Top Arena will open at 3.30pm with the event kicking off at 4pm.

The main card bouts will take place from 8pm.

For more information visit www.suninternational.com, phone 011 898 7000 or visit www.efcafrica.com.

WIN TICKETS!!!

The Benoni City Times and Carnival City has four sets of double tickets to give away.

You could win a set of double tickets to EFC Africa 34.

All you have to do is comment in the comments section below this article with your full name and a contact phone number.

Winners will be chosen at random and notified telephonically.

Competition closes Monday, September 29.