Mixed Martial Arts

India's Ritu Phogat feels mental strength is as important as physical fitness in Mixed Martial Arts (MMA). The Indian wrestler-turned-MMA fighter will return to the Circle at ONE 161: Petchmorakot vs. Tawanchai. She will take on home favourite and former ONE Women's Strawweight World Title challenger Tiffany Teo in Singapore on September 29. "To win, I try to stick to my plan, which is very important," Phogat, who has an impressive 7-2 record, said. "Being mentally strong is more important than being physically strong during matches," she added. The 28-year-old was last in action in the final of the ONE Women's Atomweight World Grand Prix in December last year, where she lost. "The last loss didn't affect me mentally at all. Winning and losing is a part and parcel of the game, I have endured it during my wrestling days. It pushed me to work harder." Phogat, who is returning after an injury layoff, is looking forward to her fight to Toe. "The best thing is that she is number one

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Bahrain based Brave Combat Federation, will be hosting its first MMA event in India on Sunday, April 23 in Mumbai which will be telecast live on Nimbus' sports channel Neo Sports. It will also be broadcast across 53 nations and streamed online live via bravefights.com. In addition to Neo Sports, the other partners for this event include Carnival Cinemas India (Multiplex & Publicity partner), Essence Transmedia (Event Partner), R City (Mall partner), Seven Hills Hospital (Medical Partner), Times of India (Media Partner) and Radio Mirchi (Radio Partner). Brave Combat Federation is the first global MMA promotion to organize an event in Indiaand was founded under the patronage of His Highness Sheikh Khalid bin Hamad Al Khalifa from Bahrain. This is the fifth edition of Brave Combat Federation and the Brave 5 Fight card features Indian and International athletes from 11 nations including Algeria, Bahrain, Brazil, Canada, Egypt, India, Mexico, Philippines, Thailand, Saudi Arabia and the