BRAVE CF 108 Preview: Fight Card, Vrtacic vs Bouafia and How to Watch

Andi Vrtacic faces Sofiane Bouafia in the middleweight main event of BRAVE CF 108, scheduled for Saturday, September 5, 2026, at Arena Pula in Pula, Croatia, according to scheduling data published by the Ultimate Fighting Calendar.

The nine-fight card features international and regional matchups across multiple weight classes, as reported by the Ultimate Fighting Calendar. Vrtacic enters the main event cage holding a professional record of nine wins and three losses, while Bouafia carries an 8-4-0 mark into the five-round headline bout. Fight week adjustments can shift running orders and start times, though the promotion’s scheduling platform updates automatically as changes are confirmed.

Complete Fight Card and Bout Order for BRAVE CF 108

The preliminary and main card action features nine bouts scheduled sequentially through the evening, according to the Ultimate Fighting Calendar. The opening bout pits Roni Pavlović against Nejc Rupreht in the super welterweight division.

Following the opener, Patrick Pereša meets Filip Vidak in a lightweight matchup, and Luka Vrtacic faces Ali Hodeib at middleweight. The flyweight division features Maja Drnovšek against Aleksandra Sokołowska, leading into a catchweight contest between Amil Tutić and Ivan Kiš.

The latter half of the lineup moves into lighter and heavier weight classes. Domen Drnovsek squares off against Erik Pletikos in the lightweight division, while Mathias Prehofer takes on Walter Cogliandro at featherweight. The co-main event pairs veteran bantamweight Stephen Loman (17-3-0) against Lasha Abramishvili (12-2-1) in a five-round clash before Vrtacic and Bouafia close the event.

Global Start Times and How to Watch

Fans can follow the action live as the main card gets underway across major international time zones on Saturday, September 5, 2026, according to the Ultimate Fighting Calendar. The broadcast schedule translates to a 4:00 PM start in New York (ET) and a 1:00 PM start in Los Angeles (PT).

European viewers can tune in at 9:00 PM in London (UK) and 10:00 PM in Berlin (CET), while fans in Moscow (MSK) watch at 11:00 PM. The event rolls into early Sunday morning hours in Asia and Australia, with start times set for 5:00 AM in Tokyo (JST) and 6:00 AM in Sydney (AEST) on Sunday, September 6, 2026.