BAMMA Head of Business Development Liam Fisher confirmed the news to MMAWeekly.com on Monday.
Daley returns to action after back-to-back losses in Strikeforce, and hopes to get back to his winning ways. What the losses don’t show however are how competitive Daley was in both contests.
While his fight with former Strikeforce champion Nick Diaz didn’t even make it a full five minutes, it may have been a ‘Fight of the Year’ candidate based on the time the bout did last. Daley also came up short against former Missouri wrestler Tyron Woodley, but definitely did his fair share of damage in that fight as well.Regardless, both are losses on his record so Daley will definitely want to avoid three in a row when he fights back home in September.
Facing Daley will be former UFC and M-1 fighter Jordan Radev, who enters the fight on a four fight win streak.
Radev went 0-2 during his brief stint with the UFC in 2007 where he competed as a middleweight. Now at 170lbs, Radev will try to get one of the biggest wins of his career when he faces Daley at BAMMA 7.
BAMMA’s Fisher also confirmed that should Daley win he will be back in line for a shot at their welterweight title.
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