A truly sensational night of fights blew the roof off the EFC Performance Institute in Johannesburg with an unprecedented amount of finishes with only two fights out of 13 barn-burners that went to the judges’ scorecards, in what many cageside pundits are calling the greatest event in the 15-year history of the EFC.

The first two-divisional champion of the EFC, Nkazimulo ‘King Shaka’ Zulu, reclaimed the belt he rightly viewed as his with a dominant win over the previously-undefeated flyweight title-holder, Gift ‘The Day’ Walker in sensational scenes at the EFC Performance Institute in Johannesburg. Now with his bantamweight belt over one shoulder and the newly acquired 125lb waist wear over the other in scenes reminiscent of his CIT teammate and UFC Middleweight Champ, Dricus du Plessis, Shaka Zulu sent out a clarion call for governmental support for EFC before confirming his need to take care of business by confirming a showdown with a hostile Terence Balelo before he would answer any UFC offers that undoubtedly should come his way. Gracious in defeat, Walker conceded that he had no shame in losing to such a legend and that his title-loss would only make him come back stronger than ever before.