Las Vegas (July 14, 2016) -World Series wa Kumenya Nkhondo (WSOF.com) announced today that it has signed another heralded star – welterweight (170 mapaundi) powerhouse Paul “The Gentleman” Bradley (23-6, 2 NC) – kuti basi, multi-fight agreement.

The 5-phazi 9, 33-year-old Bradley of San Diego, Calif. will make his debut inside the World Series of Fighting decagon cage on a date to be announced.

“We are excited to welcome aboard Paul Bradley, and look forward to having him test his skills in our highly competitive welterweight division,"Anati World Series wa Kulimbana Pulezidenti Atate Chiefs. “Paul has fought and triumphed over some top caliber opposition during his 10-year career, so we are confident that he will be a great addition to our roster.”

Komaliza pa chiyambi January 29, Bradley, who originally hails from Tama, Iowa, scored a stunning, 40-second TKO (nkhonya) on previously undefeated, rising star and fellow, former collegiate wrestling ace Chris Honeycutt pa Bellator 148.

A veteran of both the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) and Strikeforce and a contestant on Chapamwamba Wankhondo: Team Rampage vs. Team Forrestzenizeni zakuti, Bradley will look for his third consecutive win when he competes under the World Series of Fighting promotional banner for the first time.

Prior to the victory over Honeycutt, Bradley notched a unanimous decision over Josh "wa mano" mpaini- pa Bellator 129 pa October 17, 2014.

A lifelong athlete, Bradley twice earned All-American honors while wrestling for the University of Iowa. He placed as high as fourth in the NCAA national championships during his tenure at the NCAA Division I program.

Moyo World Series wa Kumenya kanthu umabwerera kwa NBCSN pa Loweruka, July 30 pa 10:30 p.m. AND/7:30 p.m. PT, with star-studded event featuring two world championship rematches.

In the main event of WSOF32, reigning bantamweight (135 mapaundi) ngwaziMarlon Moraes (16-4-1) will risk his title for the second time against Josh "njonda" Hill (14-1) pamene, mu co-waukulu chochitika, featherweight (145 mapaundi) ngwazi Alexandre "Captain" Almeida (18-5) will defend his title against the fighter he took it from – Lance Palmer (10-2).