Rematch Call Out Bradley vs Me Let's Go!
12 Feb 2026 · results · Combat Confidential
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Summary
Cameron Low breaks down his third-round submission win, including the final scramble that led to the rear naked choke and the mental battle that played out before he ever stepped into the cage. He talks balancing striking with grappling against a long, high-level boxer, before…
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In a short Combat Confidential clip, an unnamed fighter publicly calls for a rematch with Bradley Leg after their recent bout ended in a no contest. The guest says the fight took place about three weeks earlier, that it was competitive through the start of the second round, and that an accidental eye poke left Leg unable to continue. He repeats that Leg is "a nice guy," says Leg's coaches already told him they wanted a rematch, and frames the message as a friendly challenge with no bad blood—"let's do it again." A host reacts that it is the nicest call-out they have ever heard. No promotion, event name, location, or formal record details are given beyond the no-contest outcome and the eye-poke stoppage.
Transcript (youtube_captions)
So, I'm just want to shout out Bradley. You're a nice guy and uh I would like the honor of fighting you again. So, 3 weeks ago, I had a fight against a guy called Bradley Leg and we were having a good fight. I went into the second round and I unfortunately poked him in the eye and he wasn't able to continue. So, I ended up in no contest and his coaches said to me that they wanted to do a rematch. So, I'm just want to shout out Bradley. You're a nice guy and uh I would like the honor of fighting you again. So, let's do it. As a nice call out, I'm saying let's do it again. >> That is the nicest call out I've ever heard. [laughter] >> There's no there's no beef. It's just like let's just do