June 4 @ 2:00 pm – 11:00 pm
The stage is officially set for one of the biggest nights on the African MMA calendar as confirms the televised main card for EFC 134, taking place on June 4 at the World Sports Betting EFC Arena.
Packed with championship stakes, rising contenders, respected veterans, and explosive finishers, the event promises a major showcase of elite mixed martial arts talent from across the continent.
Amanda Lino Defends Gold Against Juliet Chukwu
Headlining EFC 134 is a blockbuster women’s flyweight championship clash between reigning champion Amanda Lino and Nigerian star Juliet Chukwu.
Widely regarded as one of the greatest female athletes in EFC history, Lino enters the bout with championship experience across two divisions and years spent competing against elite opposition. Known for her toughness, technical ability, and championship mentality, “Mad Dog” remains one of the promotion’s defining names.
Standing opposite her is reigning EFC bantamweight champion Chukwu, who now looks to achieve two-division champion status while continuing her rapid rise through African MMA ranks. The Nigerian contender has quickly built a reputation for composure, aggression, and elite finishing ability, making this one of the most anticipated women’s fights in EFC history.
Jungula and Seabi Battle for Flyweight Contention
The co-main event sees rising flyweight contenders Sisa Jungula and Thapelo Seabi collide in a bout carrying major implications beneath reigning flyweight champion Tumelo Manyamala.
Representing PE Submission Fighting Academy under coach Chris Bright, Jungula continues to build momentum following an impressive victory over highly regarded prospect Coenie Lambrecht. His calm and disciplined approach inside the Hexagon has positioned him as one of the Eastern Cape’s most promising MMA athletes.
Across from him stands Seabi, who trains under reigning EFC featherweight champion Igue Kabesa at Smiley Academy in Polokwane. Despite being early in his professional career, Seabi has already developed a reputation for maturity, discipline, and composure beyond his years.
With the flyweight division becoming increasingly competitive, victory at EFC 134 could place either athlete firmly within title contention.
Veterans and Rising Stars Fill Out the Main Card
Elsewhere on the televised card, respected veteran Vince Bembe faces dangerous lightweight prospect Khanyo Maqam in a classic experience-versus-youth encounter.
Bembe, representing Dominators Den under Cedric Doyle, brings years of top-level experience against elite opposition, while Maqam enters the biggest opportunity of his professional career carrying significant expectations around his future potential.
The bantamweight division also delivers fireworks as Godfrey Mkhwanazi takes on William Lekana in a dangerous striking matchup. Both fighters are known for their aggressive styles and finishing instincts, with Lekana entering the contest following a major knockout victory in his last appearance.
Opening the televised main card, Tebatso Molele meets Zimbabwean fighter Lecture Gumbi in what is expected to be a relentless flyweight battle filled with nonstop pressure and heavy exchanges.
Molele represents Mamelodi Warriors under coach Moses Manaka, while Gumbi brings explosive boxing power from Zimbabwe’s TopGun MMA camp.
A Major Night for African MMA
EFC 134 continues building momentum as one of the promotion’s strongest cards of the year, combining championship pedigree, regional rivalries, and emerging stars across multiple divisions.
The preliminary card will stream live globally on Discover Sport before the televised main card airs on SuperSport, SABC Openview, Discover Sport, and EFC broadcast partners worldwide.
Broadcast details, ticket information, and event updates are available via .
EFC 134: Lino vs Chukwu is presented by and takes place live from Johannesburg on June 4.
