EFC favourite Kabesa puts it on the line
He's facing a dangerous opponent in Scotsman Calum Murrie.
(L-R)Conrad Seabi and Max Merten during the Weigh In for EFC 74 at Carnival City on October 05, 2018 in Johannesburg, South Africa. (Photo by Anton Geyser/EFC Worldwide/Gallo Images)
The Extreme Fighting Championship (EFC) makes its final Johannesburg stop of the year on Saturday in an event that won’t be short of any fireworks.
The Big Top Arena at Carnival City will see the featherweight belt go up for grabs at EFC74 as local favourite Igeu Kabesa puts his title on the line against the very dangerous Scotsman Calum Murrie.
Kabesa, whose only blemish in the hexagon came against Murrie’s teammate Daniel Henry, will be looking to continue his dominance in the division.
“Calum is just another in a long line of challengers coming for my belt.
“But, like the rest, he is gonna fall short,” said Kabesa, renowned for his athleticism and world-class wrestling pedigree.
Out to retrieve the title for Scotland again, Murrie is hungry for victory.
“My team has beaten Igeu before and I will do it again. I will be the EFC featherweight champion,” a confident Murrie said.
The evening’s co-main event will see local journeyman Conrad Seabi take on unknown German Max Merten in a middleweight bout.
The two looked ready to go at it as things got a little heated at yesterday’s weigh-in.
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