The main event found unbeaten David Allakhverdiev, the promotion’s reigning welterweight champion, looking to make the first defense of his 170lb title opposite Joe Kropschot. On a two-fight win streak, Kropschot was 1-1 in LFA, coming of a win over Adland Benson.

The LFA 226 card lost a fight on Thursday, when Christian Echols  hit the scales at 199.4 pounds for a 191lb catchweight with Andrew Stewart, who made weight. Due to the extreme weight miss by Echols, that fight was subsequently cancelled.

Where to Watch LFA 226

The F&M Bank Arena in Clarksville, Tennessee plays host to LFA 226 on Friday, February 6, 2026. The main card airs live on Vice TV, with action kicking off at 9PM ET, 6PM PT. Full results from the event can be found below.

LFA 226: Allakhverdiev vs. Kropschot Results

Joe Kropschot def. David Allakhverdiev by submission (rear-naked choke), Round 2, 3:24
Dedrek Sanders def. Nikolai Kiosse by TKO (knees to body), Round 3, 0:20
Mackenzie Stiller def. Kendra McIntyre by submission (arm-bar), Round 1, 1:48
Charlie Cleveland def. Ben Wunder by TKO (punches), Round 1, 1:03
Zayne Havener def. Travon Eller by submission (triangle choke), Round 2, 3:33
Bryce Woerner def. Randy Rivera-Santiago by TKO (strikes from back mount), Round 2, 3:36
Johnathan Waid def. Lane Roe by submission (arm-bar), Round 1, 1:02
Alexander Schenk def. Carter Beekman by submission (rear-naked choke), Round 2, 4:50
Blake Mitchell def. Nathan George by TKO (knee and punches), Round 1, 2:15
Briven Sullivan def. Cody Noel by technical decision (triangle choke), Round 3, 4:51
Shamar Perez def. Trevor Grice by split decision (29-28, 28-29, 29-28)
Drake Patterson def. Josh Ward by TKO (punches), Round 1, 2:41
Garret Gran def. Randy Shores Jr. by submission (triangle choke), Round 1, 1:15

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SBG Ireland’s Kavanagh (9-5) should have the local crowd behind her when she takes on Sara Collins (4-0) in a women’s featherweight match-up at Bellator 299. The event takes place September 23, 2023, airing on Showtime in the U.S.

Kavanagh, a teammate of Conor McGregor, is 4-1 in her past five fights, with the lone loss coming in a failed bid to capture the Bellator MMA women’s featherweight championship against Cris Cyborg.

Australia’s Collins made her promotional debut in her last fight, beating veteran featherweight Pam “Bam” Sorenson.

Bellator officials announced the fight via press release on Thursday, along with five other newly revealed match-ups for Bellator 299.

Those additional fights see British light heavyweight Luke Trainer (7-1) welcome promotional newcomer Laurynas “Captain Lithuania” Urbonavicius (14-1) to the Bellator cage, while Scottish lightweight Mark Ewen (4-0) makes his promotional debut against fellow newcomer Noah Gugnon (1-1) of France. At featherweight, a pair of undefeated prospects collide as Kenny “Black Diamond” Mokhonoana (5-0) goes up against Welshman Josh O’Connor (4-0).

Rounding out the new additions, Italy’s Chiara “Beasty Barbie” Penco (8-3) takes on Mackenzie “Mack Judo” Stiller (1-0), fresh off a win over Maria Henderson in a women’s strawweight match-up, while another Italian talent, Nicolo “The Monkey King” Solli (5-1) faces France’s Romain Debienne (9-4) at welterweight.

Bellator 299 is set to be headlined by a previously announced middleweight fight as Johnny Eblen defends his title against England’s Fabian Edwards. The card as announced to date consists of the following match-ups:

• Johnny Eblen (c) vs. Fabian Edwards — for the Bellator MMA middleweight championship
• Brian Moore vs. Otto Rodrigues
• Mads Burnell vs. Daniel Weichel
• Sinead Kavanagh vs. Sara Collins
• Luke Trainer vs. Laurynas Urbonavicius
• Mark Ewen vs. Noah Gugnon
• Kenny Mokhonoana vs. Josh O’Connor
• Chiara Penco vs. Mackenzie Stiller
• Nicolo Solli vs. Romain Debienne

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