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EFC 127 Results: HHH Regains Heavyweight Crown

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EFC 127 Results: HHH Regains Heavyweight Crown in Thunderous Fashion

EFC 127 delivered a night of unforgettable drama, explosive finishes, and the rebirth of a heavyweight king.

In the main event, Congolese powerhouse Matunga “HHH Power” Djikasa became the new EFC Heavyweight Champion, stopping Elvis Moyo in the second round. With the belt vacated after Moyo failed to make weight, Djikasa stood as the only man eligible to claim gold — and he seized his moment. At 3:15 of Round 2, referee Ferdi Basson stepped in to halt the action after Djikasa unleashed a barrage of heavy strikes, securing a TKO victory and etching his name once again into African MMA history.

For Moyo, who came in heavy at the scales but still chose to face his rival, the performance showcased heart and grit. Though no longer champion, the Zimbabwean remains a pillar of the division, respected for his warrior spirit. For Djikasa, however, this was the culmination of a remarkable journey — from refugee to champion, now holding the most prestigious prize on the continent.

Official Results – EFC 127

  • Matunga Djikasa def. Elvis Moyo via TKO (Strikes) – Round 2, 3:15 – NEW EFC Heavyweight Champion
  • Roevan De Beer def. Godfrey Mkhwanazi via Tapout (Triangle Choke) – Round 1, 3:21
  • Lihle Ngamntwini def. Tebatso Molele via Split Decision – 3 Rounds
  • Emmanuel Sita def. Guelor Sondi via TKO (Strikes) – Round 1, 1:25
  • Emerson Pedro def. Mlungisi Mbizane via Knockout (Flying Knee) – Round 3, 4:55
  • Christopher Matukane def. Glody Kanzeko via Tapout (Verbal Submission) – Round 2, 0:00
  • Coenie Lamprecht def. Mfanafuthi Ngobese via Tapout (Rear Naked Choke) – Round 1, 1:08
  • Bryn Gwavava def. Rian Mario Dunn via TKO (Strikes) – Round 1, 2:19
  • Mika Ngomane def. Tebatso Matlhobowane via Unanimous Decision – 3 Rounds

EFC 127 Bonuses

  • Fight of the Night: Lihle Ngamntwini vs. Tebatso Molele
  • Performance Bonuses: Emmanuel Sita & Emerson Pedro

With EFC 127 in the books, all eyes now turn to EFC 128, where interim featherweight champion Ken Sekeletu collides with Billy Oosthuizen. The two men faced off inside the hexagon just before the heavyweight main event, and their fiery exchange has set the stage for an explosive showdown.

EFC continues to deliver Africa’s greatest combat sports moments — and with the momentum from EFC 127, the next chapter promises to raise the bar once again.

For broadcast and ticket information, visit www.efcworldwide.com.

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