STICKING to the game plan is what made the three Amanzimtoti mixed martial arts (MMA) fighters from the Combat Coaching stable emerge victorious in their bouts at EFC Fight Night 2 held in Johannesburg on Saturday, May 7.
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Bradley and Dylan Swanepoel, and Tapiwa Katikati are trained by Morné Swanepoel at a Doonside located gym. All three of them are undefeated since turning professional.
Bradley defeated Tumisang Madiba in their featherweight co-main event encounter via a unanimous decision. Judges scored the bout 30-27, 30-27, and 29-28.
In the lightweight division, Tapiwa went against Guelor Sondi and defeated him via a rear naked choke submission in the second round.
Dylan made it look easy as he won against Musa Sethwape through a triangle choke 03:06 into the first round.
Their coach, Morné, said it was an amazing feeling having all three of his fighters on the same card.
“All three of them had tough and highly skilled opponents. They executed the game plan well as per training as we analysed what kind of fighters we were up against and prepared accordingly, working on their strengths and weaknesses,” he said.
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