A new flyweight champion, broken hearts for Kozma and Petrášek fans, but also euphoric moments in a series of first-round victories. Hulme confirmed his role as a heavy favorite, while Samsonidse and Cordero once again proved their strength. The best night of all, however, belonged to Szabová, Smolková, Mudroch, Škvor, and Ligocki.

Check out the detailed results of all fights:

CREASEY VS. ADAMIA

The title fight delivered a long contest with a rather cautious pace. Both fighters took their time studying each other, and throughout the bout, they seemed more focused on avoiding damage than dealing it. Most of the action took place in one section of the cage, with Adamia consistently pressuring Creasey against the fence. It was a display of high fight IQ from both competitors, but at times, it felt more like a game of strategy than action. Despite this, the fight remained highly tense until the final round. In the end, Beno Adamia secured victory by split decision, becoming the new flyweight champion. The Georgian warrior battled through five hard rounds to claim his belt.

TIPSPORT PERFORMANCE OF THE NIGHT: KOZMA VS. PUKAČ

The most anticipated fight of the night for Czechoslovak fans ended in a shocking fashion. Kozma received a hero’s welcome in the arena, but unfortunately, that wasn’t enough. The fight started with a solid right hand from Pukač, which immediately rocked Kozma, setting the tone for the rest of the fight. Another well-placed strike sent the former champion crashing to the ground, and Pukač quickly finished him. A heartbreaking moment for one great career, but the biggest win of another—Robo Pukač will never forget this victory. Riding the high of his success, he respectfully called out Christian Eckerlin right after the fight. Will we see this matchup next?

PETRÁŠEK VS. STANTON

The second fight in the Tipsport Gamechanger tournament followed a repetitive pattern over three rounds. Stanton focused on taking the fight to the ground early, while Petrášek seemed off his game. Although he managed to defend bad positions and occasionally threatened submissions, his efforts were ineffective. Stanton repeatedly secured dominant positions and delivered damaging ground strikes. A disappointing result for Czech fans of "Meloun," but a decisive victory for the Englishman, who now advances in the tournament.

MICHAILIDIS VS. HULME

The dark horse of the tournament, Hulme, lived up to expectations. In the first round, both heavyweights exchanged powerful strikes, but Hulme’s relentless boxing proved superior. A crushing left hand sent Michailidis to the canvas, and although the Greek fighter initially defended well, he couldn’t hold on for long. In just 2 minutes and 20 seconds, Hulme eliminated one of the division’s best, sending a clear message to future opponents—he’s here to shake up the tournament and fight for the big prize.

SAMDONIDSE VS. JIMENEZ

What a spectacle! This fight was a brutal, bloody war. The first round was filled with wild exchanges, and Jimenez even dropped Samsonidse with a knockdown. However, the Costa Rican entered the second round battered—his face cut and his leg injured, making it difficult to move. Despite this, he kept engaging in thrilling exchanges and repeatedly rocked Samsonidse while avoiding his traps. But in the third round, his injured leg became his downfall, leading to the fight’s end. An incredible battle, but the victory ultimately went to Niko Samsonidse.

SZABOVÁ VS. FARIA

The undefeated Szabová maintained her flawless record, though this time with a rather unusual submission win. The experienced Brazilian opponent was less active than "Silent Killer," who landed powerful strikes, knees, and elbows. Szabová then set up a submission attempt, but before she could fully apply it, Faria unexpectedly tapped out. A bizarre finish, but a win is a win—proving once again that Szabová is a dangerous contender who has now made a strong case for a title shot.

ŠKVOR VS. ZOVAK

Dan Škvor didn’t want to be left behind in this action-packed night. He came, saw, and conquered—submitting his Serbian opponent in just 26 seconds! One submission attempt was all it took.

ĎATELINKA VS. CORDERO

Tonight, there was little room for second rounds, and Cordero knew it. Determined to make up for his previous disqualification loss against Ďatelinka, he entered the fight with focus. Initially hesitant to engage on the ground, Ďatelinka eventually got involved in fast-paced exchanges, switching between different striking styles. However, one critical mistake allowed Cordero to lock in an arm-triangle choke, putting his Slovak opponent to sleep. The Třinec crowd wasn’t happy with the result, but Cordero attempted to win them over with a post-fight greeting in Czech.

MUDROCH VS. BUZDUGAN

Tomáš Mudroch was already seen as a promising newcomer, but nobody expected this! The Ostrava powerhouse cleverly lured Buzdugan into a ground exchange but ended the fight before his opponent even got close—landing the first-ever upkick knockout in OKTAGON history! And he did it in just 1 minute and 22 seconds. This wild finisher is sure to make waves in the MMA world.

SMOLKOVÁ VS. ÁLVAREZ

The women delivered once again. Veronika Smolková proved her fantastic form by outlasting Álvarez in a well-controlled, three-round battle. The Spanish fighter attempted to keep Smolková pinned against the fence, but the Slovak fighter maintained control, landing hard knees and strikes. None of Álvarez’s takedowns led to meaningful control, and Smolková consistently dictated the pace. She invited her opponent into boxing exchanges, thrilling the crowd with her striking. Though she didn’t secure a finish, she earned the biggest win of her career. Will a title shot come next?

LIGOCKI VS. SCHOBER

If you snooze, you lose! That was the case for anyone who missed the opening minutes of this stacked card. Třinec didn’t have to wait long for a celebration, as Ligocki delivered an early highlight. Schober pressured him against the fence, but this strategy backfired. After three minutes, Ligocki unleashed a devastating flurry of strikes that buckled his opponent’s knees. A final series of elbows forced the referee to step in—securing Ligocki a TKO victory in the first round for his OKTAGON debut!

OKTAGON 67 TOURNAMENT RESULTS: NIGHT FULL OF LIGHTNING-FAST FINISHES AND THE NEW CHAMPION

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