Sergej Braun of Germany emerged victorious in a major international kickboxing championship contest on October 24, 2026, defeating Cameroon’s Brice Kombou by unanimous decision at the WFL x K-1 World Grand Prix 90kg event in Dortmund. The championship encounter took place at Helmut-Körnig-Halle and was presented by Melvin Manhoef, bringing together two internationally recognized competitors in a contest involving three championship belts.
Braun’s victory secured the ISKA World Light-heavyweight Kickboxing Championship, with the bout also sanctioned by the World Fighting League (WFL) and World Kickboxing Union (WKU). All three championship belts were contested in the same encounter, giving the matchup significance across multiple sanctioning organizations.
The result marked a major championship achievement for Braun on German soil, as he prevailed over Kombou in a contest decided by the judges’ unanimous verdict.
Sergej Braun wins unanimous decision over Brice Kombou
The championship matchup featured Sergej Braun representing Germany against Brice Kombou of Cameroon, with the ISKA World Light-heavyweight Kickboxing title at stake.
Both athletes entered the ring for a championship contest that carried additional recognition through the involvement of WFL and WKU.
The bout featured exchanges of punches and kicks, with the two competitors engaging at close and long range during the contest. Photographs from the event capture Braun delivering a high kick, Kombou attacking with a jumping knee and both fighters exchanging punches inside the WFL ring.
Following the conclusion of the championship contest, the judges awarded Braun a unanimous decision victory.
The result confirmed Braun as the winner of the ISKA World Light-heavyweight Kickboxing title contest and the three-belt championship matchup.
Three championship belts contested in Dortmund
A defining feature of the encounter was its joint sanctioning arrangement.
The contest brought together championship recognition from three organizations:
International Sport Kickboxing Association (ISKA) World Fighting League (WFL) World Kickboxing Union (WKU)
With all three belts at stake, the bout extended beyond a single organization’s championship program.
Braun’s unanimous decision victory determined the outcome of the multi-organization title contest, while Kombou represented Cameroon in the international championship encounter.
The three-belt format gave the Dortmund matchup an additional competitive dimension, connecting the ISKA World Light-heavyweight Championship with WFL and WKU title recognition.
Melvin Manhoef presents WFL x K-1 World Grand Prix 90kg
The championship contest formed part of WFL x K-1 World Grand Prix 90kg, presented by Melvin Manhoef at Helmut-Körnig-Halle in Dortmund.
The event combined the WFL competition platform with K-1 World Grand Prix branding, while featuring the ISKA World Championship contest between Braun and Kombou.
Although the event carried the 90kg Grand Prix designation, the Braun versus Kombou matchup was contested for the ISKA World Light-heavyweight Kickboxing Championship.
The event’s international character was reflected in the participation of athletes representing Germany and Cameroon, alongside the involvement of three championship sanctioning organizations.
WFL International and Prime Combat TV branding appeared throughout the event coverage, with Prime Combat TV identified as the streaming platform associated with the competition.
Championship recognition for Braun
Following his unanimous decision victory, Braun was photographed in the ring wearing multiple championship belts, accompanied by event and championship representatives.
The post-fight presentation reflected the three-title significance of the contest, with Braun receiving championship recognition after defeating Kombou.
For ISKA, the result added another World Light-heavyweight Kickboxing championship outcome to its international competition record.
For Braun, the victory represented a successful result in a high-profile championship encounter staged in his home country.
Official ISKA championship result
Event: WFL x K-1 World Grand Prix 90kg Date: October 24, 2026 Location: Helmut-Körnig-Halle, Dortmund, Germany Presented by: Melvin Manhoef Championship: ISKA World Light-heavyweight Kickboxing Championship Additional sanctioning organizations: WFL and WKU Championship belts contested: Three
Sergej Braun (Germany) defeated Brice Kombou (Cameroon) by unanimous decision.
Championship outcome: Sergej Braun won the ISKA World Light-heavyweight Kickboxing title contest, jointly sanctioned by WFL and WKU.
Dortmund delivers an international ISKA championship result
The October 24 championship contest in Dortmund brought together German and Cameroonian competitors in a matchup involving ISKA, WFL and WKU championship recognition.
Sergej Braun’s unanimous decision victory over Brice Kombou concluded the three-belt encounter at Helmut-Körnig-Halle, with the German fighter emerging as the winner of the ISKA World Light-heavyweight Kickboxing Championship contest.
The result adds another international championship outcome to ISKA’s 2026 record, highlighting the organization’s involvement in major kickboxing events staged across Europe.
Edited and adapted by Luis Costa, News Editor, ISKA World News
