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EFC 123 Official Results: Africa Dominates Brazil in Historic Triple Title Night

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EFC 123 Post Event Press Conference - Live

In one of the most emphatic events in Extreme Fighting Championship (EFC) history, African fighters delivered a clean sweep over their Brazilian challengers at EFC 123: Africa’s Best vs Brazil. Held at the World Sports Betting Arena in Johannesburg on 8 May, the event featured 12 thrilling bouts, including three championship title fights, all claimed by the homegrown heroes.

From the opening prelim to the explosive main event, the atmosphere was electric—and the results left no doubt about the rising dominance of African mixed martial arts.

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Triple Title Glory for Africa

In the main event, JC Lamprecht cemented his legacy by submitting Brazil’s Édson Silva via guillotine choke just before the end of Round 1, defending his Light Heavyweight Championship in brutal fashion.

The co-main event saw the return of former champion Amanda “Mad Dog” Lino, who overcame a dangerous opponent in Mariana Salles. Lino showcased grit and control over five rounds to earn a unanimous decision victory and reclaim the Women’s Flyweight Title.

Earlier on the card, undefeated phenom Willie “The White Lion” van Rooyen wasted no time in claiming the vacant Men’s Flyweight Championship, knocking out veteran Kleberson Sousa just 37 seconds into the first round.

Main Card Results

Preliminary Card Results

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A Night That Redefined African MMA

EFC 123 was more than a fight night—it was a statement. From the depth of talent on display to the decisive wins over experienced international opponents, Africa’s fighters proved they are world-class and ready for the global stage.

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As the continent continues to rise in the MMA world, events like this confirm what fans already know: the future of combat sports runs through Africa.

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