Athletes of all nationalities know a thing or two about having to travel to other countries for their respective sport because it is part of their contractual obligation when they join a team and become part of a family that they themselves could have thought possible until experiencing something that sparks a moment of motivation. In today’s episode of Across The Pond, you will meet a baptizer of good book blitzes aiming to establish a presence in the commander’s chair in the joining of a single title at flyweight for Cage Fury Fighting Championships. A professional mixed martial artist since May 2024 and representing the country of Israel, Moshe Aladi enters his golden unification with a 6-1 record in seven total outings consisting of three knockouts, two submissions and one decision. Aladi is 1-0 under the Cage Fury Fighting Championships banner with one finish under his belt in his only appearance with the organization to show for it. He has finished five out of his six wins inside the professional ranks as part of his MMA journey thus far in his international arc. He is the current Cage Fury Fighting Championships flyweight champion.
In his professional MMA debut, he defeated Nestor Santana in the first round. Aladi also knocked out Yizhak Karadi in round one. Then he submitted Raul Guzman in the third round. Aladi tapped out Agil Akhmedov at Collision MMA via kimura in round one. He defeated Levan Daraselia at Georgian Fighting Championship 36 via unanimous decision.
For his promotional debut outing with Cage Fury Fighting Championships in the co-main event of CFFC 154, he defeated Ben Coyle in the first round to capture the third knockout win of his professional career in addition to picking up victory and finish number one under the Cage Fury Fighting Championships banner. He also earned his sixth win overall as a professional MMA fighter in the process. On December 19 at CFFC 163, he will face off against Jerry Lleshi in a unifying of outright flyweight gold. Good luck Moshe!
