Predador FC 49
Predador FC 49 is taking over the Polifórum Cancún on Saturday, October 31, 2026, bringing a stacked card of fighters from Brazil, Mexico, Cuba, and Bolivia to the Mexican coast. Three championship belts are on the line, and the matchups have the makings of a classic Latin American fight night.
This isn’t just another regional show. The card pits local Mexican favorites straight against tough Brazilian contenders.Whether you are grabbing a seat cageside or tuning in from home, here is the full breakdown for Predador FC 49.
Montse Rendón Finally Gets Her Hometown Main Event
Mexican MMA standout Montserrat “The Monster” Rendón (7-2) is set to headline Predador FC 49 right in front of her home crowd. She is squaring off against Brazilian striker Iasmin “Mão de Pedra” Silva for the vacant Women’s Bantamweight Championship at 135 pounds.
For Rendón, walking out to the Predador cage closes an old loop. She was actually booked to fight for the promotion years ago, right before a sudden UFC contract pulled her away to the big show. Now, she finally gets to make that walk in Cancún—with a belt waiting for her at the end of it.
Three Belts Up for Grabs Between Mexico and Brazil
The main event isn’t the only gold on the line at Predador FC 49. Matchmakers built this 49th installment around a simple, high-stakes theme: giving Mexican talent a shot at belts defended or chased by tough Brazilian visitors.
- Women’s Bantamweight Title (135 lbs):
- Montse “Monster” Rendón (Mexico, 7-2) vs. Iasmin “Mão de Pedra” Silva (Brazil, 0-1) — 5×5 Pro Main Event.
- Bantamweight Title (135 lbs):
- Alberto “Lil’ Warrior” Pasos (Mexico, 5-6) vs. Thomas Bryan (Brazil, 8-5) — 5×5 Pro Co-Main Event.
- World Lightweight Title (155 lbs): Diego Sotero (Brazil) vs. Martinez Mantis (Mexico).
A Night for Alex Renner and a Look Ahead
Outside of the rankings and belts, Predador FC 49 carries some real emotional weight for everyone in the back. The promotion is dedicating the night to the memory of its founder, Alex Renner. With the 50th milestone show right around the corner, staging this tribute in Cancún ties the promotion’s deep Brazilian roots to the new fanbase it has built in Mexico.
At the same time, the brass is already looking at where to plant the flag next. Promoters recently told Fajador that Buenos Aires, Bogotá, and northern Mexico are all on the shortlist for upcoming dates. If those plans come together,fighters across Latin America are going to have a much bigger platform to get noticed.
The Full Predador FC 49 Fight Card
Beyond the three title fights, the Predador FC 49 undercard is loaded with pro and amateur bouts spanning almost every weight class.
Pro Main Card (3×5 Minute Rounds)
- Featherweight (145 lbs):
- Jaay Ramírez (4-5, Mexico) vs. Kaue Roque (6-1, Brazil)
- Lightweight (155 lbs):
- Jesús Martinez (6-10) vs. Victor Núñez (6-12)
- Lightweight (155 lbs):
- Victor Rodriguez (0-0) vs. Braulio Poot (1-5)
- Bantamweight (135 lbs):
- David Ramos (0-0) vs. Ángel Alvarado (0-0)
Amateur & Youth Undercard (3×3 Minute Rounds)
- Youth Amateur Co-Main Event:
- Tadeo Tejon (Mexico) vs. Bruno Caveira (Bolivia)
- Welterweight (170 lbs):
- Kevin Padilla (3-0) vs. Anthony Bermont (0-0)
- Lightweight (155 lbs):
- Daniel Huerta (2-0) vs. Jafet Velásquez (0-0)
- Lightweight (155 lbs):
- Diego Talitier (Mexico) vs. Ismael Rincon (Mexico)
- Bantamweight (135 lbs):
- Christobal Perez (Mexico) vs. Tulio (Mexico)
- Bantamweight (135 lbs):
- Jesus Padilla (Mexico) vs. Nicolas Roman (Mexico)
- Flyweight (125 lbs):
- Santiago Cruz (Mexico) vs. Alexander Cruz (Mexico)
How to Watch Predador FC 49 and Grab Tickets
If you want to catch Predador FC 49 live on Saturday, October 31, the doors at Polifórum Cancún open for the early prelims at 5:00 PM local time. The main broadcast kicks off shortly after at 6:00 PM ET (7:00 PM in Cancún).
- Streaming on PPV: The whole card streams exclusively on MILLIONS. Head over to www.millions.co and search for “Predador FC 49” to grab the Pay-Per-View.
- Tickets in Cancún: If you are in town, you can still pick up physical tickets at Hooters Cancún or message the promotion directly on the official Predador FC Instagram page.
Does Montse “Monster” Rendón keep the bantamweight strap in Mexico, or does Brazil’s Iasmin “Mão de Pedra” Silva play spoiler in enemy territory? Drop your picks in the comments below!
