We’re in for an action-packed night in Stuttgart, Germany. Here’s a fight-by-fight breakdown of OKTAGON 68:

TODEV VS. FLEURY

Lazar Todev was originally set to fight for the heavyweight title at OKTAGON 64, but when Moeil unexpectedly withdrew, his dream was put on hold. The rematch opportunity disappeared, but Todev isn’t one to sit and wait—he's now facing an even bigger challenge. He made his case for a title shot by demolishing Pałasz. With eight KOs, 100% takedown defense, and devastating knockout power, he’s more than ready. But standing in his way is a man who has already conquered one division—Will Fleury, the reigning light heavyweight champion and the man who defeated Karlos Vémola. After a grueling five-round war with "The Terminator," he’s now chasing a second belt, promising to dominate the heavyweight division as well. This is a showdown between two giant personalities. Will Todev finally fulfill his dream, or will Fleury rewrite OKTAGON history and become a two-division champion?

OMER VS. KOPERA

Alan "Mr. Erbil" Omer is a former BAMMA champion with 9 KOs and 12 submissions under his belt—15 of his wins came in the first round! He’s undefeated in his last six fights, and his last three victories lasted less than two minutes in top-tier promotions like UAE Warriors and Bellator. Now, after a four-year hiatus, he’s ready to continue his dominance in OKTAGON. But Łukasz Kopera, a battle-hardened Polish fighter, is no stranger to high-level competition. He has fought in Cage Warriors and ACA against dangerous opponents. With 3 KOs and 5 submissions, he knows how to survive the storm and punish mistakes. Will Omer continue his ruthless finishing streak, or will Kopera hand him an unwelcome surprise?

MURADOV VS. ENOMOTO

Makhmud Muradov proves once again that he doesn’t back down from any challenge. After Lutterbach’s injury, he accepted a fight against the experienced "Swiss Samurai" with no hesitation, determined to continue his journey back to the top. Ranked #36 in the world at middleweight, Muradov is one of the most successful Czech-Slovak MMA fighters. He made a triumphant return to OKTAGON last September, dominating UFC veteran Askham. Now, he's eyeing another win to get closer to a title fight with Kincl. However Enomoto is not an easy opponent. The former M-1 champion has the heart of a warrior—he’s beaten names like Ragozin and Zavurov, survived brutal battles against Shlemenko, and knows how to completely drain his opponents in the cage. With 3 KOs, 6 submissions, and an iron will, he is built for long wars. Muradov will be hunting for his 21st career finish, while Enomoto looks to withstand the storm and wear him down over time.

BARTL VS. SCHWINDT

A last-minute shake-up has hit the card, but the show must go on! Jungwirth suffered a serious injury, Úškrt broke his hand, and had to withdraw from his fight against Schwindt. In an unexpected twist, Schwindt—Jungwirth’s best friend and training partner—has stepped in to face Bartl in a catchweight bout at 82 kg. Bartl is a seasoned OKTAGON veteran who has already defeated four German fighters in a row. Meanwhile, dangerous finisher Schwindt thrives in chaos—all six of his wins have come via quick stoppage, and no one has ever submitted him. Will Bartl, the German fighter slayer, add another name to his list?

AYARI VS. STAHL

This bout features two battle-tested warriors who have faced world-class opponents! Ayari is a relentless finisher, having stopped 12 opponents before the final bell—most of them via first-round chokes. He’s taken on elite competition, including current OKTAGON champion Kerim Engizek. Now, he's looking to prove he belongs among the best. Facing him is Stahl, a Swedish powerhouse with UFC experience. He has stopped eight opponents, seven via knockout, and holds a victory over Christian Jungwirth, proving his striking is a serious threat. Who will make a stronger debut in OKTAGON? The technical Ayari or the ruthless striker Stahl?

FRANK VS. FRIMPONG

A new threat is arriving in OKTAGON—undefeated German champion Robin Frank. His last fight lasted only 15 seconds, earning him a championship belt. Four of his five wins have been finishes, and he plans to continue that streak against Frimpong. But Frimpong isn’t one to back down. The OKTAGON Challenge: England vs. Ireland finalist is riding a two-fight win streak and brimming with confidence, promising his best performance yet. Known for his sharp words as well as his strikes, he even called out Paddy Pimblett recently. Love him or hate him, this fight is bound to be a spectacle.

PAULUS VS. SILVA

Roman Paulus, the winner of OKTAGON Challenge Season 5, is a rising Slovak MMA star determined to reach the top. With 11 wins and three dominant submission victories in a row, including a victory over Elonen-Kulmala, he is making his mark. At just 24, he’s on the path to greatness. However, standing in his way is Silva, an 11-year older Brazilian "Karate Kid" with one goal—to showcase his devastating power. A feared striker on the Brazilian circuit, he recently knocked out Mack in just 36 seconds at PML. Now, he’s expanding his dominance to Slovakia, making it clear that his name will soon strike fear in the division. Two styles, two generations, one goal—victory.

BATFALSKÝ VS. BATOBO

Jakub Batfalský achieved his dream in December—after years of waiting, he celebrated his first OKTAGON victory in style. He knocked out Toporcer in brutal fashion, proving he's one of the top Czech prospects. Three straight wins, four first-round finishes, and a clear message—he’s on the rise. In Stuttgart, he’s looking for another victim. His challenge? Joel Batobo, an undefeated German champion making his OKTAGON debut with a mission—to showcase his dominant grappling. All three of his wins have come via first-round submission, and once he gets opponents to the ground, there’s no escape. Batfalský must be wary—if the fight goes to the mat, it could be over in seconds.

LIGOCKI VS. LORENZ

A last-minute Czech-German showdown! Daniel Ligocki doesn’t mess around. Just two weeks after his OKTAGON debut, he’s back and hungry for another victory. He impressed in his debut by finishing Schober in just 3.5 minutes, proving he’s a rising force. Now, he has another test and a chance to add a fourth professional win. Facing him is Erik Lorenz, a Magdeburg fighter determined to defend his home turf. A seasoned kickboxer with solid amateur experience, he entered the pro scene last November with a dominant first-round Ground & Pound stoppage. Ligocki barely left the cage, but Lorenz has the home-crowd advantage. Who will claim this crucial win?

DALASLAN VS. ŠIMKOVÁ

Alina Dalaslan—the German cage beauty and one of the biggest MMA prospects in the country—is undefeated. She’s the reigning world and German champion of 2024, unbeaten in amateur MMA, and boasts an 11-0 record in K1. Now, she makes her professional debut, eager to prove she belongs at the top.

Her opponent, Kamila Šimková, is a two-time Czech champion with six pro fights under her belt. With three wins, one finish, and valuable experience, she might have the edge over the debuting talent. Will raw potential or experience prevail?

ENZ VS. BAJRAMI

Enz is a versatile fighter with a black belt in BJJ and a clear goal – to finish the fight before it goes to the judges. All three of his victories came in the first round, and he has already shown in OKTAGON that he can hold his own against big names. In his debut against German Challenge finalist Shaaban, he fought a close battle, with one judge even scoring the fight in his favor. This time, however, he doesn’t want to leave any room for doubt – he desperately needs a win and is determined to get it. Standing in his way is the German demolition machine, Bajrami. Five knockouts, a 100% finishing rate, and an aggressive style that overwhelms opponents from the very first seconds. With a boxing background, he delivers devastating punches that you don’t want to take. Enz will have to close the distance and take the fight to the ground, or he’ll find himself in an extremely dangerous hunt.

OKTAGON 68 is tomorrow—be part of MMA history!

YOUR GUIDE: OKTAGON 68 FIGHT-BY-FIGHT

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