Mohammed "The Pitbull" kahn

Fighter profile of Mohammed Kahn by Tycoon Judas

 LOM Season 1 Winner Spotlight

                Mohammed Kahn (25-5-1)

Kahn burst onto the MMA scene as a handpicked Disciple of Chris Karter for the Inaugural Season of League of Madness back in 2019. The #1 pick for Team Camara left a trail of blood through the competition, knocking out the likes of Felix Silva, Chris Travis and Luke Davidson to earn his spot in the LOM Finale. In the Finale he was pitted against the Darkhorse of Team Alex, none other than Ralph McGuire. The fight was everything you dreamed a Tournament final would be as the Hardnosed bruiser Ralph McGuire eaked out the first two rounds. A Bloodied and Battered Kahn was seen in his corner between rounds 2 and 3 getting an ear full from, while staring down his opponent with a sadistic look on his face. Kahn came out for round three and the momentum quickly changed to his favor as he dominated the round. Round four begins and seconds into the round Mohammed catches Ralph with a nasty overhand right that sent him on wobbly legs moments later "The Pitbull" went for the kill as he lands a brutal uppercut that launches McGuire off his feet and to the canvas.

Fast Forward to the start of 2020, Mohammed tastes defeat for the first time in his career, as he loses his Madness Light Heavyweight Title at the hands of Joao Andrade by Unanimous Decision. Kahn knew it was time to polish his skills up a bit, and in the process, he bounced back quickly earning a rematch with then champion Andrade. This time around the fight was a back-and-forth war with a very bloody Kahn showcasing his grit and mental toughness, in the end though there was no winner, as the fight ended in a controversial Majority Draw. The two fighters where then booked for the third and final installment at Madness Fright Night 34 where Kahn finally got his revenge and got his belt back. The third fight ended in dramatic fashion after 4 rounds of exciting action Kahn landed a razor-sharp right hook in round 5 to seal the deal, as Andrade could not continue.

Following the closure of Madness MMA Kahn jumped right into the Big Leagues of MMA. After a short run with Synchronicity he signed a deal with his new and current home Combate. In late 2021, just three fights into his first contract with the Promotion, Mohammed was given his first title shot against a man who previously had a win over the Lebanese Pitbull, Kazuma Kuwabara. There first fight ended with Kahn taking his first Submission defeat, and the rematch looked to be headed in the same direction until a referee standup. Round two saw the pace pick up and at the 4-minute mark a reeling Mohammed Kahn landed a picture-perfect Jab that Kuwabara ran face first into putting him out cold, earning Kahn his second World Title. At this point Kahns legacy has been rapidly rising, and each time he fell to defeat with Combate he has picked himself up and gotten his Title back. Now a three-time Combate Light heavyweight champ and currently the #2 ranked p4p fighter in the world, what is left to accomplish. Well #1 p4p I would assume, I'm still hoping for a rematch of the LOM finale though, Ralph McGuire where you at?!!!

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