Sergej Braun decisions Nikola Todorovic at SENSHI 11

SENSHI 11’s main event was one to remember, as Germany’s Sergej Braun finally met Serbia’s Nikola Todorovic.

The pair was scheduled to face each other twice in 2021, but the bout got postponed due to COVID-19.

Third time was the charm and this time there was no road blocks for Braun and Todorovic and the fight was on. The bout got conducted under the KWU Full Contact rules in the -80 kg category.

Braun started off with some good low kicks, while his opponent was relying on his boxing skills. The Serbian landed some massive punches to the head of the experience German. The opening round was pretty evenly matched, as both guys were trying to find some chinks in the armour of the guy in front of him. Braun finished the first round with a beautiful spining kick to the body of Todorovic.

The Balkan fighter kicked off the second part aggressively and managed to land some powerful right hands. The exchanges were wild, as Braun landed a stunning left hook that send Todorovic a couple of steps back. Braun started to use his jab at will, which caused Todorovic some problems, even though the Serbian was the one with the height and reach advantage.

The final round was probably the best one, with both fighters going hard in the paint. Braun was relying on his counter shots, while Todorovic was landing massive combos to the body. Still, Braun was the one who find success with the inside game and was always finishing his combinations strong. With a minute left in the fight, Braun managed to knock down Todorovic who got tired in the closing moments of the fight.

After a hard fought fight, the ring side judges scored unanimously in favor of Braun.

Photos: Studio “Lesemann”

SENSHI 11 is organized with the cooperation of the KWU International Professional League, Armeec Insurance Group, Max Sport, Bulgaria Air, M-Car Group.

Media partners of the event are Boec.BG and Boec.COM, Bulgarian national TV Bulgaria ON AIR, US online platform for combat sports FITE, Gol.bg, Topsport.bg, Kwunion.com, Russian Union Of Martial Arts, Kyokushin Кarate News and Fighto.News.