Thrilling battles, joy for Stuttgart, and a new double champion who seems able to survive anything. It was a fantastic night at OKTAGON 68! Here’s a complete rundown of the tournament results:<oktresponsiveimagecomponent url="https://assets.oktagonmma.com/COMMON_IMAGE/9c7141ad-b8f8-4b01-91e5-3e5841d258c1/cs.1741478687612.png" mobileurl="https://assets.oktagonmma.com/COMMON_IMAGE/947f012d-c646-4641-bd4d-0dc779c66d19/cs.1741478694446.png"></oktresponsiveimagecomponent><h2>TODEV VS. FLEURY</h2>An incredible title fight delivered a breathtaking battle. It started off at full throttle and kept up the pace for all five championship rounds. Fleury, looking relaxed, had things under control from the start — except for an unexpected strike from Todev that sent him to the ground early in the fight. Despite that, Fleury clearly took the first round. In the second round, Fleury showed Todev what a takedown means in OKTAGON for the first time. The second round was evenly matched, but Fleury turned the tide again in the third, demolishing the Bulgarian giant, and maintained that dominance into the penultimate five minutes. The fifth round reached an insane pace — Todev landed blows that would have finished most fighters, but Fleury endured and survived the impossible. He refused to go down — and it paid off. A new, and now two-time champion is here, with Will "F*cking" Fleury raising the belt again just three months later!<oktfightcomponent fightid="1123"></oktfightcomponent><h2>OMER VS. KOPERA</h2>An amazing comeback by Alan Omer. After battling a serious illness, he returned after five years — and won! However, Kopera was no easy opponent. The first two rounds clearly belonged to Alan, who dominated both standing and on the ground. The first round even saw a historic moment — for the first time in OKTAGON history, a broken mouthguard had to be replaced live during the broadcast. Omer handled it and carried on. Kopera fought back hard in the final round and momentarily became the king of the cage, but it wasn’t enough. Alan Omer claimed a clear victory by decision!<oktfightcomponent fightid="1101"></oktfightcomponent><h2>MURADOV VS. ENOMOTO</h2>The first round was clearly Muradov’s — he hammered Enomoto with a relentless assault, though the Swiss samurai held up surprisingly well. The crowd may have expected Muradov to secure a points victory, but he quickly proved them wrong early in the second round! A brutal straight right, a flying knee, and a flurry of strikes on the ground sent Enomoto into darkness. A fantastic finish — and Muradov got exactly what he wanted: no injuries and a huge showdown with Patrik Kincl at Eden coming up!<oktfightcomponent fightid="1124"></oktfightcomponent><h2>TIPSPORT PERFORMANCE OF THE NIGHT: BARTL VS. SCHWINDT</h2>This one was heart-stopping! Schwindt dominated the first round — the judges were unanimous. But what happened in the second round was total warfare. Schwindt came out swinging with brutal strikes, but Bartl quickly turned the tables and took Schwindt down. Both fighters absorbed massive damage, and the ground battle was a desperate fight for survival. Bartl briefly took control, but the advantage kept shifting until Schwindt regained dominance. He tortured Bartl on the ground, and just when the referee was ready to step in, Bartl always managed to hang on. Bartl’s heroic effort finally ended at 4:41 of the second round when Schwindt managed to finish him. A match to remember and an amazing performance from both fighters, crowned with a bonus for the winner for the best performance of the evening.<oktfightcomponent fightid="1156"></oktfightcomponent><h2>AYARI VS. STAHL</h2>The first main card fight delivered a hard-fought three-round battle. Stahl had a tough time in the opening round, absorbing heavy strikes from Ayari. The rest of the fight followed a similar pattern. In the second round, Stahl tried to take the fight to the ground, but Ayari defended well and forced the fight back to standing. Ayari seemed poised for victory and sealed the deal in the final round. As the fight drew to a close, Ayari countered an attack from Stahl and delivered a devastating KO — the first of the night. Stahl went down, and Ayari secured a well-deserved win.<oktfightcomponent fightid="1143"></oktfightcomponent><h2>FRANK VS. FRIMPONG</h2>A rough night for Frank! Frimpong delivered on all his trash talk and backed it up in the cage. He outworked Frank, never letting him breathe — even talking to him mid-fight. He swept all three rounds! By the second round, Frank looked defeated, and the third round was the icing on the cake. Frimpong lived up to his threats and handed Frank the first loss of his career — in front of his home crowd, no less.<oktfightcomponent fightid="1100"></oktfightcomponent><h2>PAULUS VS. SILVA</h2>A fight that was undecided until the final moments! The first round had an unusual start when Roman Paulus pointed out an illegal move and took a long pause to recover. After the break, the round remained evenly matched. In the second round, Paulus dominated as Silva struggled to respond — the round clearly went to the Slovak fighter. But the final round decided it all — Paulus seemed to lose steam or interest. Silva upped his activity, landing more strikes as Paulus faded. The fight remained close until the very end, but Silva celebrated confidently after the final bell — and rightly so. The 11-year-older Brazilian won by split decision.<oktfightcomponent fightid="1148"></oktfightcomponent><h2>BATFALSKÝ VS. BATOBO</h2>A proud moment for Czech fans! Both fighters came out fast, with Batobo quickly looking to take Batfalský to the ground. But Batfalský defended well and even held his own from the bottom. Batobo was quick with body shots and dominated the exchanges. But in the second round, Batfalský found a weakness — Batobo’s leg. After targeting it, Batobo became slower and visibly tired, while Batfalský stayed sharp and calm. Batobo’s leg eventually gave out, forcing him to retire. A mature, calculated performance from the young Czech talent — Batfalský proves once again that he’s going places!<oktfightcomponent fightid="1147"></oktfightcomponent><h2>LIGOCKI VS. LORENZ</h2>We have a rising star! Two wins in two weeks — both in the first round — that’s Daniel Ligocki. He stepped up shortly after his victory in Třinec and dominated again. Lorenz managed to land some shots early on, but Ligocki responded with a clean right hook that briefly shut Lorenz down. Ligocki then finished him off on the ground with a fast submission. Wow!<oktfightcomponent fightid="1159"></oktfightcomponent><h2>DALASLAN VS. ŠIMKOVÁ</h2>A heated women's battle! It started cautiously but turned into a bloody brawl. Dalaslan outmatched Šimková in speed and precision from the start — and the judges saw it that way too. Dalaslan punished every takedown attempt in the second round with brutal strikes. The third round escalated — first Šimková’s hairstyle took a hit, then the rest of her body. Dalaslan finished it off with a TKO just before the fourth minute of the final round.<oktfightcomponent fightid="1099"></oktfightcomponent><h2>ENZ VS. BAJRAMI</h2>The opening fight delivered an exciting three-round contest. Kevin Enz stuck to a clear strategy — 99% of the fight was on the ground, where he showcased his grappling skills. Bajrami held his own, landing some powerful strikes at the start of the second round. A first-round finish didn’t happen, but Enz’s dominance was clear to all the judges, earning the 26-year-old German his fourth career win.<oktfightcomponent fightid="1150"></oktfightcomponent>

The heavyweight division has a new champion! Check out the detailed results of the spectacular fights.

RESULTS OF OKTAGON 68: THE GREAT NIGHT OF THE IMMORTAL FLEURY

On April 11th, Szczecin's Enea Arena will host a matchup that will send chills down the spines of striking fans. OKTAGON 86 features a clash between two women who have reached the absolute pinnacle of their respective disciplines. Homegrown star and nine-time Polish K-1 champion Emilia Czerwińska will face British icon Niamh Kinehan, considered by many to be the best female Muay Thai fighter on the planet. Will Polish grit dominate in small gloves, or will technical precision from the cradle of Thai boxing prevail?<oktresponsiveimagecomponent url="https://assets.oktagonmma.com/COMMON_IMAGE/c5e910b4-14c2-45e9-af44-634c4067b49f/cs.1774958869458.png" mobileurl="https://assets.oktagonmma.com/COMMON_IMAGE/fa8d7f26-e45c-4ff2-871d-0bc14155d38c/cs.1774958873870.png" croppedcorners="true"></oktresponsiveimagecomponent><h2>EMILIA CZERWIŃSKA: THE IRON LADY OF POLISH STRIKING</h2>The resume of Emilia Czerwińska (3–1) commands respect from anyone who has ever laced up gloves. A nine-time Polish champion and two-time K-1 World Champion, she is at the peak of her career at 35. Czerwińska isn't just a "fighter"—she is a winning machine with years of experience in the world’s toughest rings.She transitioned to MMA with a clear goal: to prove her style is adaptable to the cage. She has already proven her worth in KSW, showing that her strikes carry knockout power even in small gloves. In Szczecin, she will have the entire arena behind her. Emilia is hunting for her fourth professional win and intends to show that experience and power are on her side.<h2>NIAMH KINEHAN: THE WORLD'S BEST MUAY THAI FIGHTER</h2>Standing across from the local hero is a woman whose name is spoken with sacred reverence across Europe. Niamh Kinehan joined OKTAGON as the absolute "GOAT" of female Thai boxing. Holding titles from the WBC, WMO, and ISKA, she has won everything there is to win in the ring. Her style is defined by relentless pressure, lethal knees, and clinches from which there is no escape.While Kinehan is still a newcomer to MMA, her debut at a sold-out Štvanice was breathtaking. She systematically dismantled Czech prospect Michaela Hlaváčiková, proving her Muay Thai is absolutely devastating in the cage. Now, Niamh is raising the bar. For the first time, she faces an opponent who is larger and more experienced in MMA. However, the British champion loves a challenge and travels to Poland with one goal: to silence Szczecin and confirm her technique is unmatched.<oktinstagramcomponent url="https://www.instagram.com/p/DVgdkBtiCHZ/"></oktinstagramcomponent><h2>A CLASH OF TWO WORLDS: K-1 VS. MUAY THAI</h2>Czerwińska vs. Kinehan is more than just an MMA duel. It is a confrontation between two schools of striking. While the Pole relies on boxing combinations and the high-pressure K-1 style, the Brit brings the destructive power of Thai boxing into the cage. Which woman will conquer Szczecin and secure a crucial victory in the OKTAGON cage?OKTAGON 86 in Szczecin will be a night of legends! Don’t miss this exceptional clash alongside a stacked card:<ul><li>Michał Materla vs. Christian Jungwirth – A war between two national icons.</li><li>Tomasz Narkun vs. Alexander Poppeck – A battle for the light heavyweight title challenger spot.</li><li>Piotr Wawrzyniak vs. Mateusz Janur – A Polish derby at the top of the middleweight division.</li></ul>The Enea Arena will shake on April 11th under the roar of the fans. Be part of this historic Polish premiere! Tickets are moving fast, so secure your spot or buy the PPV at <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="http://OKTAGON.TV">OKTAGON.TV</a>. Ticket link below.<okteventcomponent eventid="127"></okteventcomponent>

On April 11th, Szczecin's Enea Arena will host a matchup that will send chills down the spines of striking fans. OKTAGON 86 features a clash between two women who have reached the absolute pinnacle of their respective disciplines. 

CLASH OF ELITE STRIKERS: HOME FAVORITE CZERWIŃSKA TO FACE STAR KINEHAN IN SZCZECIN

OKTAGON’s historic first-ever tournament in Poland is knocking on the door, and with it comes the debut of a man entering the organization with the aura of a champion and a reputation as an uncompromising finisher. Mateusz Janur (11–4) dominated the Polish organization FEN and is now ready to conquer the European throne. Standing in his way, however, is one of the toughest obstacles in the division: former interim champion Piotr Wawrzyniak. How is Janur preparing, what does it mean to fight alongside legends like Materla and Narkun, and what kind of burger will he treat himself to after a victory? You’ll find out all this and more in our exclusive interview.<oktresponsiveimagecomponent url="https://assets.oktagonmma.com/COMMON_IMAGE/c13b180f-559e-4df5-bbde-7b11971ddbe9/cs.1774531270380.png" mobileurl="https://assets.oktagonmma.com/COMMON_IMAGE/1a5d2bc3-9da5-435d-b6c6-dc72a851a915/cs.1774531276157.png" croppedcorners="true"></oktresponsiveimagecomponent>Mateusz, welcome to OKTAGON. Your debut takes place at the promotion's historic first-ever event in Poland. What are your prevailing emotions just a few weeks before this milestone?I am incredibly happy to be part of this historic event. I’m looking forward to the fight immensely. It also means a lot to me to be competing on the same card as Michał Materla and Tomasz Narkun—they are true icons of Polish MMA.What specifically attracted you to OKTAGON? Had you been following the promotion before, or did you start paying attention only after the expansion into Poland was announced?OKTAGON caught my eye because of its rapid expansion across Europe. Right now, it’s the largest and fastest-growing MMA organization on the European market. Of course, the contract offer played a role, but I had been following OKTAGON tournaments before that. What interested me most was last year’s middleweight tournament and the guys who competed in it.You enter OKTAGON with a reputation as a feared finisher—9 of your 11 wins ended before the final bell. Can fans expect another hunt for a finish? What kind of statement do you want to make in your first fight?In every fight, I prepare for a tough three-round battle. But if the opportunity arises during the fight, I always go for the finish—whether it’s a submission or a knockout. It will be the same here. I expect three demanding rounds with Piotr Wawrzyniak, but if the chance comes, I will definitely try to end the fight before the final gong.Your last two fights ended in victories via guillotine choke. Your upcoming opponent, Piotr Wawrzyniak, has never been finished by KO/TKO. Will you aim to be the first to do so, or will you rely on your grappling skills?As I said, I’m preparing for three rounds of hard exchanges. But if the situation gives me an opening to end the fight via submission or knockout, I’ll take it. I firmly believe in the power of my striking, but I see great opportunities in my ground game as well.Piotr Wawrzyniak is a former OKTAGON interim champion and one of the toughest fighters in the division. How do you view him as an opponent? Have you watched his previous fights?Piotr is a very tough fighter. He constantly pressures forward and loves sharp exchanges. He is in the top five of the rankings, so this is a great matchup for me and a huge opportunity to jump straight to the top of the division. I’m really looking forward to sharing the cage with him.You are a star in Poland, but in OKTAGON, you are starting a new chapter. How much does it motivate you to win over Czech, Slovak, and German fans who might be seeing you in action for the first time on Saturday night?It’s a new chapter for me and a chance to step onto a major international stage. I’m excited to fight in front of fans from all over Europe—whether they are from Czechia, Germany, Slovakia, or elsewhere. I want to put on a great performance so that they remember my name for a long time.Wawrzyniak is known for his aggressive style and heavy hands. How are you preparing for this type of opponent at your home gym, Armia Polkowice? Is it the sparring with heavyweights there that has toughened you up for this duel?I am preparing for Piotr tactically, of course, but I’d rather keep the details to myself. I train at the Armia Polkowice gym as well as Ankos MMA Poznań, where I have the opportunity to spar with some of the best middleweight fighters in Poland and Europe. Thanks to that, I will be fully prepared for Piotr’s style.<oktinstagramcomponent url="https://www.instagram.com/p/DVJXJPiDLGb/?img_index=1"></oktinstagramcomponent>At 34, you are an experienced veteran at the top of your game. What do you see as your biggest advantage over the younger "hungry wolves" trying to fight their way to the top of the middleweight division?Honestly, I feel young and believe I am in the best shape of my career. My biggest advantage is definitely experience. I’ve been through tough battles, faced strong opponents, and known both victory and defeat. I’ve seen a lot in this sport, and that experience is one of my greatest assets.OKTAGON’s middleweight division is currently one of the most stacked. If you defeat Wawrzyniak on Saturday, will you want someone from the top five next, or do you have a specific name in mind?Right now, I am fully focused only on the fight with Piotr Wawrzyniak. That is the only thing that matters at the moment. I’m not looking too far ahead. After the fight in Szczecin, we’ll see what comes next in OKTAGON.Many fighters have their rituals. Do you do anything specific on fight day to get into "the zone"?On fight day, I like to focus on mental preparation. I use breathing exercises and meditation to stay calm and focused. I also visualize how the fight might unfold. It’s important for me to have my friends and my entire corner around me; that gives me a lot of confidence and peace.You won’t reveal your game plan, but if you had to guess—in which round and by what method will you emerge victorious in Szczecin?It’s hard to predict the exact ending, but I have two ideal scenarios. The first would be a quick submission finish. The second would be three hard rounds of intense exchanges followed by a submission or knockout in the third round.If you could say one thing to the Polish fans coming to the arena to support you, what would it be?I can promise all the Polish fans that we, as fighters, will do everything to make sure OKTAGON enters Poland in great style. I hope the fans come to the arena, enjoy the atmosphere, and support all the fighters—both the domestic and the international ones.Mateusz, outside the cage, you seem very calm and composed. How do you relax when you aren't training for fights?I love sports and I love good food. Outside of training, I like to stay active in various other sports and spend my free time enjoying great meals in good restaurants. That’s my way of resting and recharging my batteries.I have to ask about your love for burgers. What kind of burger will you treat yourself to after the fight in Szczecin?My love for burgers stems partly from the fact that one of my close friends owns a burger restaurant. He is also one of my sponsors and was one of the first people to support me in my professional career. You could say I’m the official taster for his burgers. So after the fight in Szczecin, I’m sure he’ll prepare something special for me.Authenticity is important for fighters. What should OKTAGON fans associate with the name Mateusz Janur? What legacy do you want to leave in the organization?I want people to associate my name with true sportsmanship and professionalism. Less talk, more action. I want to be known for my attitude outside the cage and for strong, exciting performances inside it.Mateusz Janur is ready to storm into OKTAGON and immediately aim for the highest goals. Will he manage to stop Wawrzyniak in Szczecin and secure a prime position in the stacked middleweight division? We’ll find out on April 11th at the Enea Arena. The historic Polish premiere is just around the corner, and tickets are disappearing at lightning speed. Be there when history is written. Secure your tickets today!<okteventcomponent eventid="127"></okteventcomponent>

OKTAGON’s historic first-ever tournament in Poland is knocking on the door, and with it comes the debut of a man entering the organization with the aura of a champion and a reputation as an uncompromising finisher. 

MATEUSZ JANUR: "LESS TALK, MORE ACTION. I WANT FANS TO REMEMBER MY NAME"

Liberec's Home Credit Arena is bracing for an invasion of Moravian power. The inseparable duo, synonymous with attractive "wars" and an uncompromising style, is back in action. Radek Roušal and Vlado Lengál, two brawlers from Brno, will challenge dangerous international raiders at OKTAGON 87. We are in for a personal vendetta for a teammate and a battle for a spot in the Lightweight TOP 5. Will the Brno duo conquer North Bohemia?<oktresponsiveimagecomponent url="https://assets.oktagonmma.com/COMMON_IMAGE/ef8f6998-6c2f-406d-962f-a7c2eac10493/cs.1774360393001.png" mobileurl="https://assets.oktagonmma.com/COMMON_IMAGE/cdb1ecf5-31c2-4b16-9c50-f5c5db22d34a/cs.1774360399668.png" croppedcorners="true"></oktresponsiveimagecomponent><h2>RADEK ROUŠAL: TIME FOR REVENGE AND A CLIMB TO THE TOP</h2>The popular Brno "bad boy" Radek Roušal is enjoying a dream run. His 2025 campaign was a total demolition—three fights, three victories, all finished before the distance. Most recently in Brno, he shocked the arena by knocking out Corey Frye, who was supposed to be his toughest test, in the very first round. Roušal is on a roll, and his confidence and hunger grow with every bout.In Liberec, however, he faces a challenge with a personal touch. Standing in his way is the Swedish "Sammon Decker," Samuel Bark. The former UAE Warriors champion and elite Muay Thai fighter has already sparked a heated exchange with Roušal on social media, much to the fans' delight. Bark is extremely dangerous in the cage—he submitted Sanikidze in Brno, and more importantly, he holds a win over Roušal’s teammate, Vlado Lengál. For Radek, the mission is clear: avenge his friend, take down the star Swede, and firmly establish himself among the Featherweight elite. A finish will be in the air from the very first second!<h2>VLADO LENGÁL: A BATTLE FOR THE TOP 5 AGAINST THE TURKISH DRAGON</h2>While Roušal attacks the top of the Featherweight division, the legendary Vlado Lengál aims to improve his standing in the stacked Lightweight division. Last time in Brno, Vlado showed his fists still possess devastating power when he steamrolled his Serbian opponent Dimić, finishing him in the second round. Lengál is a fan favorite thanks to his resilience and willingness to engage in any exchange.In Liberec, he faces the Turkish sharpshooter Ozan Aslaner. Currently ranked #7 in the Lightweight division, Aslaner is a proven name in OKTAGON with battles against the likes of Kuzník, Tichota, and Mudroch under his belt. Aslaner recently defeated Mexican veteran Elpidio and is now hungry for another Czech scalp. For Lengál, this is a pivotal duel—victory will catapult him toward the TOP 5 and prove that Vlado is far from finished. We are in for a clash of two hard-hitting strikers, and once again, a finish before the final bell is expected.<oktinstagramcomponent url="https://www.instagram.com/p/DVteXb6jM-U/?img_index=8"></oktinstagramcomponent><h2>WILL LIBEREC CELEBRATE WITH BRNO?</h2>Two teammates, one goal: to bring valuable scalps back from North Bohemia and show that the Brno school is world-class. Can Roušal tame Bark and Lengál stop Aslaner? The Home Credit Arena will be boiling, and fan support could be the deciding factor.OKTAGON 87 in Liberec is fast approaching! On April 25th, you’ll see not only the Brno duo in action but also the historic title fight of Lucia Szabová and local hero Dominik Humburger. This is a tournament you cannot miss! Secure your seat in the arena and experience the unique atmosphere for yourself!<okteventcomponent eventid="129"></okteventcomponent>

Liberec's Home Credit Arena is bracing for an invasion of Moravian power. The inseparable duo, synonymous with attractive "wars" and an uncompromising style, is back in action. Radek Roušal and Vlado Lengál, two brawlers from Brno, will challenge dangerous international raiders at OKTAGON 87.

THE BRNO COMBO IN ACTION: LENGÁL AND ROUŠAL HEAD TO LIBEREC

Szczecin's Enea Arena is bracing for a clash that could decide the future of the welterweight division. Former champion Ion Surdu returns to the cage on a mission to prove the throne belongs to him. However, standing in his way is the Georgian phenomenon Amiran Gogoladze, who remains undefeated in OKTAGON. We are in for a showdown between two elite strikers where a single second of inattention could mean the end. Who will blast their way to a title shot in Szczecin?<oktresponsiveimagecomponent url="https://assets.oktagonmma.com/COMMON_IMAGE/c0ded12b-36ed-4212-b5dd-d51ff6c1098e/cs.1774017515316.png" mobileurl="https://assets.oktagonmma.com/COMMON_IMAGE/61397426-157d-44c5-9aa5-a71264f75141/cs.1774017522382.png" croppedcorners="true"></oktresponsiveimagecomponent><h2>"DRACULA" HEADS BACK TO THE TOP</h2>The Moldovan Prince, Ion Surdu, is one of the most prolific finishers in European welterweight history. He lost his title unfortunately due to missing weight, but inside the cage, he left no room for doubt. Most recently in Brno, he put on a clinical demolition, brutally finishing local hero Andrej Kalašník in front of his home fans.Surdu is currently the division's #1, and his hunger for gold is greater than ever. The reigning champion is Kaik Brito, who secured the belt by knocking out Ronald Paradeiser in the third round. "Dracula" is now driven by dual motivation—he wants his belt back and seeks to avenge his teammate Rony. Furthermore, Surdu has already defeated Brito once before and is confident that a rematch would yield the same result. First, however, he must deal with a dangerous new contender.<h2>THE RETURN OF THE GEORGIAN SNIPER</h2>Facing the Moldovan predator is a man with surgical precision in his hands. Georgian champion Amiran Gogoladze returns after a forced 18-month hiatus due to injury. "The Sniper" boasts an impressive 17 victories and has yet to find a conqueror inside the yellow-and-black cage.At just 28 years old, the Georgian is considered one of Europe's top talents. His style is built on incredible speed, timing, and the ability to strike from angles no one sees coming. The long layoff has built up massive motivation. Gogoladze isn't just returning to compete—he's returning to show that despite the injury, he remains the predator of the welterweight division and that his undefeated streak in OKTAGON will continue.<oktinstagramcomponent url="https://www.instagram.com/p/DTxuetmjGzU/"></oktinstagramcomponent><h2>WHO WILL TAKE THE NEXT STEP TOWARD THE TITLE?</h2>Surdu vs. Gogoladze is a battle at the very pinnacle of the division. For Ion, it’s a chance to finally erase the shadow of the missed weight and take the first step back to the title. For Amiran, it’s a career-defining opportunity to dethrone the division’s #1 immediately upon his return. It will be a collision of Moldovan explosiveness and Georgian precision.OKTAGON 86 in Szczecin is writing Polish MMA history! On April 11th, witness this battle for the welterweight throne, alongside:<ul><li>Tomasz Narkun vs. Alexander Poppeck – A Polish legend vs. the German Viking.</li><li>Michał Materla vs. Christian Jungwirth – A battle between two national icons.</li><li>Mateusz Janur vs. Piotr Wawrzyniak – A Polish derby between two top-tier tough guys.</li></ul>The Enea Arena will be packed. Do you have your ticket yet? If not, secure your spot at the link below and watch Gogoladze’s return and Surdu’s campaign live!<okteventcomponent eventid="127"></okteventcomponent>

Szczecin's Enea Arena is bracing for a clash that could decide the future of the welterweight division. Former champion Ion Surdu returns to the cage on a mission to prove the throne belongs to him. However, standing in his way is the Georgian phenomenon Amiran Gogoladze.

WHO WILL BE BRITO’S NEXT CHALLENGER? SURDU AND GOGOLADZE COLLIDE IN SZCZECIN

Home soil, his hometown, and an opponent whose name resonates on a global scale. Dominik Humburger, an elite soldier and now one of OKTAGON’s brightest stars, returns to Liberec. The year 2025 was a journey of unexpected triumphs and battles that brought fans to their feet. Now, "Hambáč" stands at the threshold of the absolute top. However, standing in his way is the Swedish "Bandit."<oktresponsiveimagecomponent url="https://assets.oktagonmma.com/COMMON_IMAGE/7ae055ee-7467-42b7-b5a1-ea978ced2619/cs.1773842465517.png" mobileurl="https://assets.oktagonmma.com/COMMON_IMAGE/8ca4c9c7-e9f9-4e16-b8e3-a45300420990/cs.1773842483232.png" croppedcorners="true"></oktresponsiveimagecomponent><h2>A WARRIOR IN HEART AND SOUL</h2>Dominik Humburger is no ordinary fighter. His profile is unique in European MMA—he is an elite soldier whose life is defined by service to his country. During the summer of 2025, he moved to the elite Special Forces of the Czech Armed Forces, further highlighting his incredible discipline and dedication. Dominik brings more than just strikes into the cage; he brings the values of a true warrior: honor and respect.Humburger is a man of many roles—a close-quarters combat instructor, a recipient of a military award from President Petr Pavel, but above all, an uncompromising combatant.<h2>2025: THE JOURNEY OF AN UNDERDOG WHO SHOCKED EUROPE</h2>Last year belonged to him. Dominik Humburger entered every major fight as the underdog, yet he delivered a miracle every single time.<ul><li>Taking Pirát’s Scalp: In his debut in Karlovy Vary, he silenced the critics by steamrolling the favored Samuel Krištofič in the main event via second-round TKO.</li><li>The Miracle at Štvanice: The Tipsport Gamechanger quarter-final against Hulme. At the packed open-air stadium in Prague, Dominik finished the tournament's biggest favorite, leaving thousands of fans cheering in a standing ovation. It was a moment that became one of the ultimate highlights of the year.</li><li>Fight of the Year with Engizek: In the semi-finals in Bratislava, he faced the undefeated champion Kerim Engizek. It was a duel that fans voted the "2025 Fight of the Year." Dominik was literally seconds away from victory, pushing the champion like no one else has in the last 10 years. Only an unfortunate pause following a low blow and Engizek's experience in the final round resulted in a narrow decision loss.</li></ul>This run propelled Humburger to #4 in the middleweight rankings and made him a national favorite. Now, it’s time for the next step.<h2>A WORLD-CLASS ADVERSARY: ZEBAZTIAN KADESTAM</h2>While Dominik will have the entire city of Liberec behind him, he faces a man who knows exactly what it’s like to hold world gold over his head. Zebaztian "The Bandit" Kadestam is a Swedish powerhouse arriving in OKTAGON with the aura of a former World Champion from the prestigious Asian organization ONE Championship. Kadestam is renowned for his brutal striking power and an incredible ability to finish fights—his style is pure aggression that leaves no room for error. His professional record stands at 15–8, with 13 of those wins coming via KO/TKO, proving just how lethal a finisher he truly is.The quality of the Swedish fighter is best illustrated by his recent scalp. In Colorado, USA, Kadestam emphatically knocked out the feared Roberto Soldić. Soldić is a name that strikes fear into Czechoslovak fans—he is the same man who brutally finished Patrik Kincl in the third round back in 2021. Kadestam managed to take down the Croatian "Robocop" in the second round, sending a clear message that he belongs among the elite of the world. For Humburger, this is likely the greatest test of his career.<oktinstagramcomponent url="https://www.instagram.com/p/DV_qwwCjAA6/"></oktinstagramcomponent><h2>THE HOME CREDIT ARENA IS SET TO BOIL</h2>OKTAGON 87 in Liberec offers a night that North Bohemia will never forget. Can the elite soldier stop the Swedish raider in his hometown? Or will Kadestam confirm his reputation as the executioner of European stars?In addition to this clash, you can look forward to the historic title fight of Lucia Szabová, the return of Vlado Lengál, and the Brno firebrand Radek Roušal. History will be rewritten on April 25th in Liberec. Be there! Tickets are on sale now and disappearing fast. Don't miss your chance to experience OKTAGON live!<okteventcomponent eventid="129"></okteventcomponent>

Home soil, his hometown, and an opponent whose name resonates on a global scale. Dominik Humburger, an elite soldier and now one of OKTAGON’s brightest stars, returns to Liberec. The year 2025 was a journey of unexpected triumphs and battles that brought fans to their feet. 

HUMBURGER vs. KADESTAM: THE SOLDIER’S ULTIMATE TEST IN LIBEREC

The Home Credit Arena is preparing for one of the most significant women's bouts in OKTAGON history. Slovak sensation Lucia Szabová stands at the gates of immortality. If she succeeds, she will become the first woman in the promotion's history to sit on the throne of two weight classes simultaneously. However, the path to gold leads through a dangerous Brazilian champion who is coming to the Czech Republic for nothing less than the scalp of the local star. Will the "Silent Killer" rewrite history, or will Fernandes shock Liberec?<oktresponsiveimagecomponent url="https://assets.oktagonmma.com/COMMON_IMAGE/b65ee338-fe68-4dd8-90ba-2a7d0a8e15c8/cs.1773756374306.png" mobileurl="https://assets.oktagonmma.com/COMMON_IMAGE/0757843a-5238-43f7-a113-87e853c96483/cs.1773756378771.png" croppedcorners="true"></oktresponsiveimagecomponent><h2>LUCIA SZABOVÁ: THE "SILENT KILLER" ON THE PATH TO IMMORTALITY</h2>Lucia Szabová (10–0) is a phenomenon. Since her return from maternity leave in March 2024, she has proven that she hasn't lost any of her killer instinct. Quite the opposite. She kicked off 2025 with a performance that was talked about worldwide—literally "erasing" UFC veteran Kalindra Faria in the first round with an unconventional Standing Americana. In the summer at Štvanice, her victory over Cecilia Bolander secured her tenth win in the organization and the bantamweight championship title.Now, the "Silent Killer" moves to the flyweight division, where her speed and technical precision are expected to shine even brighter. Moving down a weight class isn't just about cutting pounds; it's a mission for the history books. In the cage, Szabová appears invincible. She reads her opponents, waits for a mistake, and then strikes with uncompromising accuracy. At the same time, she can apply immense pressure that causes her opponents to crumble. A victory in Liberec would confirm her status as the absolute European number one and make her the first female double-champion in the organization's history.<h2>LEIDIANE FERNANDES: BRAZILIAN DYNAMITE IN CZECH TERRITORY</h2>Standing against the Slovak icon is an opponent used to winning in the toughest conditions. Leidiane Fernandes (7–2) enters OKTAGON as the reigning champion of the prestigious Brazilian organization Jungle Fight—a breeding ground for South American talent. Her path to the title was paved with aggression and, above all, incredible power, which she crowned with a brutal knockout in the pyramid final.Fernandes is not a tactician in the cage; she is a predator. She is known for her physicality, her willingness to engage in wild exchanges, and a knockout punch that is devastating by women's standards. She arrives in Liberec with a clear plan: to silence the arena, end Szabová's undefeated streak, and become the champion. Can Brazilian ferocity derail Slovak power?<oktresponsiveimagecomponent url="https://assets.oktagonmma.com/COMMON_IMAGE/48dc15c7-03bd-427e-bb7d-86ac5a0367b5/cs.1773756589054.png" mobileurl="https://assets.oktagonmma.com/COMMON_IMAGE/ac81a24a-ea5e-4b1c-899e-80d46b235871/cs.1773756593285.png" croppedcorners="false"></oktresponsiveimagecomponent><h2>LIBEREC SET FOR A NIGHT OF STARS</h2>The title fight between Szabová and Fernandes is just the tip of the iceberg hitting North Bohemia this April. OKTAGON 87 promises a card packed with emotion and local heroes:<ul><li>Dominik Humburger – The local hero whose career is on a steep upward trajectory.</li><li>Vladimír Lengál – A guarantee of excitement and uncompromising stand-up battles.</li><li>Radek Roušal – The "bad boy" from Brno, ready to unleash chaos in the cage.</li></ul>It will be an evening that either confirms the reign of Lucia Szabová or births a new international star from Brazil.OKTAGON 87 kicks off on April 25th! Don’t miss this historic battle for the vacant flyweight title. The Home Credit Arena will be bursting at the seams, so don’t hesitate! Secure your tickets or buy the PPV at <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="http://OKTAGON.TV">OKTAGON.TV</a> and be there when history is rewritten!<okteventcomponent eventid="129"></okteventcomponent>

The Home Credit Arena is preparing for one of the most significant women's bouts in OKTAGON history. Slovak sensation Lucia Szabová stands at the gates of immortality. If she succeeds, she will become the first woman in the promotion's history to sit on the throne of two weight classes simultaneously. 

A HISTORIC MILESTONE WITHIN REACH! SZABOVÁ TO ATTACK DOUBLE-CHAMPION STATUS IN LIBEREC

OKTAGON 86 is fast approaching. OKTAGON’s premiere in Poland will take place in just three weeks at Szczecin's Enea Arena. Several fighters featured on the card hail directly from Szczecin, including local legends Michał Materla, Tomasz Narkun, and Michał Piwowarski. Who are these representatives of the famous Berserkers Team, and what can you expect from them on April 11th?<oktresponsiveimagecomponent url="https://assets.oktagonmma.com/COMMON_IMAGE/40b69a3e-d882-4ea6-8c4d-764360fed6ce/cs.1773692459821.png" mobileurl="https://assets.oktagonmma.com/COMMON_IMAGE/416a82f0-f99d-4236-8aa5-0ff3975b4bc3/cs.1773692464302.png" croppedcorners="true"></oktresponsiveimagecomponent><h2>TWO MEGA STARS: MATERLA AND NARKUN BACK IN ACTION </h2>Few Polish fighters possess the legendary status of Michał Materla and Tomasz Narkun. Materla has long been one of the primary faces of Polish MMA. He made his professional debut back in 2003, starting his career with a rocket-like eight-fight winning streak. He has competed for almost every major Polish organization, from smaller local shows to the biggest stages. In 2012, he became the KSW middleweight champion and successfully defended his title four times. He also captured championship gold in the EFM organization. Throughout his career, Materla has faced Europe's elite, including Tomasz Drwal, Mamed Khalidov, Roberto Soldić, and Mariusz Pudzianowski. At one point, Materla was ranked an impressive #16 in the world middleweight rankings.With nearly 270,000 followers on Instagram, Materla has won over fans with his exciting fighting style, never hesitating to engage in risky exchanges. He relies on his trademark toughness, evidenced by an nearly 80% finish rate across his incredible 33 career victories! However, his opponent, Christian Jungwirth, is cut from the same cloth. The German "Celt" is famous for his tenacity, relentlessness, and willingness to push himself to the absolute physical limit. This clash of icons in Szczecin promises to be a high-octane affair.The second major legend is Tomasz Narkun, a feared submission specialist and one of the most dominant light heavyweight fighters in Poland. The man nicknamed "Žyrafa" (The Giraffe) boasts a professional record of 21–6. His BJJ black belt is backed by an incredible 15 submission wins. He is also one of the longest-reigning KSW champions in history, successfully defending his title for five long years.At 36, Tomasz Narkun is still ready to prove he belongs among Europe's elite, if not at the very top. He won his last three fights dominantly, needing a combined total of just 136 seconds to finish all three opponents! Fighting at home in Szczecin, he looks forward to reminding his fans just how good he truly is. His skills will be tested by the German Viking Alexander "Ironside" Poppeck, the current #1 contender in the 93kg division. The winner of this duel will likely secure a title shot against the reigning champion, Will Fleury.<h2>HEAVYWEIGHTS TAKE THE STAGE </h2>Another representative of the local Berserkers Team is heavyweight Michał Piwowarski. Like his teammates, Piwowarski is strongest on the ground; six of his seven victories have come via submission. Although Piwowarski is 37, he only began his professional career in 2017 and has 11 pro fights under his belt. However, his skills should not be underestimated. Even as an amateur, he defeated former OKTAGON title challenger Kamil Minda. Currently riding a two-fight winning streak, he now has the chance to perform before his home crowd on Europe's most prestigious stage.On the other side of the cage stands the dangerous Timo Feucht, a German fighter OKTAGON fans may remember from OKTAGON 14, where he demolished Jeremy Kimball. Now, after seven years, he returns with a single goal—to become champion. In Szczecin, however, he faces a tough test where he must prove he can hold his own even in the ground game.Szczecin will feature more than just local stars. Piotr Wawrzyniak, Mateusz Janur, Ion Surdu, and many others will also step into the cage. Enea Arena is set for an explosion of emotion like never before. Mark April 11th in your calendar, or better yet, buy your tickets now and be part of this unique evening! OKTAGON 86 is coming.<okteventcomponent eventid="127"></okteventcomponent>

OKTAGON 86 is fast approaching. OKTAGON’s premiere in Poland will take place in just three weeks at Szczecin's Enea Arena. Several fighters featured on the card hail directly from Szczecin, including local legends.

SZCZECIN WELCOMES HOME HEROES: WHO WILL ENJOY THE BIGGEST SUPPORT FROM THE LOCAL FANS?

Szczecin's Enea Arena is set to witness a true Polish derby in every sense of the word. Former interim middleweight champion Piotr Wawrzyniak returns to action to confirm his status as one of Europe's most dangerous men. However, standing across from him is a hungry debutant and champion of a Polish organization, Mateusz Janur. Will it be a grand return to the winning column, or will Janur shock the fans and immediately shake up the top of the rankings?<oktresponsiveimagecomponent url="https://assets.oktagonmma.com/COMMON_IMAGE/05dec653-6263-4b58-b8ab-cf256d0ff90b/cs.1773410248275.png" mobileurl="https://assets.oktagonmma.com/COMMON_IMAGE/fe4f917c-e13a-4808-b8e3-a7e431156af0/cs.1773410252578.png" croppedcorners="true"></oktresponsiveimagecomponent><h2>THE UNSTOPPABLE GLADIATOR PIOTR WAWRZYNIAK </h2>Piotr Wawrzyniak is an OKTAGON mainstay. Over the years, he has earned a reputation among fans as an indomitable warrior who always delivers exciting battles. Currently ranked world #91 and sitting at the #5 spot in the promotional middleweight rankings, he wants to prove in Szczecin that his title ambitions are still very much alive. "Pitrek" is known for his aggressive style and the "grenades" in his hands that regularly bring fans to their feet. In the cage, he knows no mercy. To this day, he is the only man to have finished the feared Vlasto Čepo via TKO.The Polish fighter's last seven bouts have either been for a title or as part of the Tipsport Gamechanger pyramid. After demanding battles with Europe's elite, Wawrzyniak’s mission is clear: a dominant victory that leaves no doubt he deserves another title shot. Piotr knows he will be under immense pressure in Szczecin, and those are precisely the moments when he delivers his best performances. His toughness is evidenced by the fact that no one has finished him via KO/TKO yet, despite facing heavy hitters like Patrik Kincl, Vlasto Čepo, and Marek Mazúch. Can Mateusz Janur break this statistic?<h2>MATEUSZ JANUR COMES TO TAKE CONTROL OF THE MIDDLEWEIGHT DIVISION </h2>A man who certainly does not intend to play second fiddle is entering the yellow-and-black cage. Mateusz Janur, a champion of the Polish organization FEN, brings the reputation of a feared finisher to OKTAGON. With an overall record of 11–4, and nine of those victories coming before the distance, Janur is a threat to anyone.The 34-year-old veteran is riding a wave of confidence—finishing his last two fights, both of which were title bouts, with uncompromising guillotines. It is precisely his ability to find a finish in any situation that makes him an extremely dangerous opponent. Although he faces a very challenging debut and a "welcome" at the highest level against Wawrzyniak, Janur is ready to show that his place is among the European elite.<oktinstagramcomponent url="https://www.instagram.com/p/DVYvUtcCBBM/"></oktinstagramcomponent><h2>WHO WILL RULE SZCZECIN? </h2>The clash between Wawrzyniak and Janur is more than just a fight. It is a collision of two prominent figures on the Polish MMA scene. While Wawrzyniak seeks to defend his elite status and return to the throne, Janur arrives as a conqueror looking to take it all. Whose side will the fans take in this Polish derby?OKTAGON 86 in Szczecin kicks off on April 11! Don't miss this battle for Polish supremacy in the middleweight division, where a hard finish is expected. In addition to the Polish derby, you can look forward to the return of legend Tomasz Narkun or the battle between Materla and Jungwirth. It will be a night that rewrites history! Buy your tickets or PPV at <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="http://OKTAGON.TV">OKTAGON.TV</a> today!<okteventcomponent eventid="127"></okteventcomponent>

Szczecin's Enea Arena is set to witness a true Polish derby in every sense of the word. Former interim middleweight champion Piotr Wawrzyniak returns to action to confirm his status as one of Europe's most dangerous men. 

POLISH DERBY AT THE TOP OF THE DIVISION: POLISH CHAMPION TO CHALLENGE WAWRZYNIAK IN SZCZECIN

OKTAGON 85 has etched its name into the history books. Saturday’s tournament in Hamburg became the organization's most-watched event ever in German-speaking countries, confirming that MMA is officially entering the mainstream. We witnessed the coronation of the historically youngest champion, Igor Severino, the triumphant return of King Eckerlin, and battles that fans will remember for a long time. Take a look back with us at a special evening in the sold-out Barclays Arena.<oktresponsiveimagecomponent url="https://assets.oktagonmma.com/COMMON_IMAGE/fb78c162-88c0-4cf0-855f-e17adc78cfd6/cs.1773238063557.png" mobileurl="https://assets.oktagonmma.com/COMMON_IMAGE/cc4f64e6-f3e5-492c-a1dc-d2bcb0d59648/cs.1773238068245.png" croppedcorners="true"></oktresponsiveimagecomponent><h2>BOTH SEVERINOS IN THE WORLD TOP 100</h2>Great performances in the cage were immediately reflected in the Fightmatrix world rankings. The biggest leap was made by the new bantamweight king, Igor Severino, who skyrocketed from 98th to 63rd place. Interestingly, his Danish rival Jonas Mågård remains slightly ahead of him in 53rd position. Will we soon see a rematch for the top spot in the organization's bantamweight division?The rest of the card didn't fall behind either. Following his victory over Kohout, Christian Eckerlin improved by more than 120 places and currently holds the 187th position. Debutant Tyrone Pfeifer saw a massive jump of nearly 200 spots. Fans can also take pride in the Severino brothers—both are now ranked in the elite world top 100 as of Saturday, making them one of the most dangerous sibling duos in MMA. Veronika Smolková also confirmed her elite status, moving to 25th in the world rankings after her demolition of Egger.<h2>RECORDS BROKEN IN THE CAGE AND ON SCREENS</h2>OKTAGON 85 achieved historic success in the German market. Across all platforms combined, the action in Hamburg was watched by more than 1.2 million viewers from the DACH region. MMA is definitively becoming mainstream in Germany—on the free-to-air station RTL alone, the fights reached a peak of up to 904,000 viewers.These figures prove the growing popularity of OKTAGON and solidify its position as the European leader. The Hamburg tournament quite simply delivered a show that glued millions to their screens and once again raised the bar for future events on German soil.<h2>POLISH PREMIERE ON THE HORIZON</h2>Since the beginning of 2026, OKTAGON has already sold out four arenas and welcomed over 54,000 attendees. But the ride doesn't end there. On April 11th, the historically first-ever tournament in Poland awaits us!OKTAGON 86 in Szczecin promises a spectacular premiere featuring the biggest local stars. You can look forward to:<ul><li>Michał Materla vs. Christian Jungwirth – A clash of two indestructible icons under special STAND and BANG rules.</li><li>Tomasz Narkun vs. Alexander Poppeck – A Polish legend against the German Viking.</li><li>Piotr Wawrzyniak vs. Mateusz Janur – A battle of two tough fighters accustomed to leaving everything in the cage to secure a finish.</li><li>Ion Surdu vs. Amiran Gogoladze – A duel between two of the most dangerous sharpshooters in the welterweight division. Who will earn the chance to challenge the champion?</li></ul><oktinstagramcomponent url="https://www.instagram.com/p/DVoVOPICJvH/"></oktinstagramcomponent>The Enea Arena is filling up, and Polish fans are hungry for the best European show. Be a part of it! Do you want to experience the Polish premiere in person or from the comfort of home? Secure your tickets or PPV at <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="http://OKTAGON.TV">OKTAGON.TV</a> now!<okteventcomponent eventid="127"></okteventcomponent>

OKTAGON 85 has etched its name into the history books. Saturday’s tournament in Hamburg became the organization's most-watched event ever in German-speaking countries, confirming that MMA is officially entering the mainstream.

A LOOK BACK AT HAMBURG: RANKING SHIFTS AND RECORD-BREAKING VIEWERSHIP

Hamburg witnessed a night that will be remembered for years to come. OKTAGON 85 crowned the youngest male champion in the promotion's history, celebrated the triumphant return of a local legend, and delivered several heart-stopping battles that had to be settled by the judges' scorecards. Here is the tournament overview from the officials' perspective.<oktresponsiveimagecomponent url="https://assets.oktagonmma.com/COMMON_IMAGE/91f10da1-b545-45b8-81d0-5c1e8bce3d55/cs.1773070979617.png" mobileurl="https://assets.oktagonmma.com/COMMON_IMAGE/e9d89505-0826-44cb-9174-013946b964d3/cs.1773070984487.png" croppedcorners="true"></oktresponsiveimagecomponent><h2>IGOR SEVERINO vs. KHURSHED KAKHOROV</h2>The bantamweight division has a new king, and the judges were not required to intervene. Igor Severino delivered one of the most dominant title performances in history. From the opening seconds, he systematically dismantled Kakhorov. While "Killer" miraculously survived the first round after being rocked by a massive right hook, the Brazilian "Hannibal" increased the intensity in the second. In less than two minutes, he forced the referee to wave off the fight. A TKO in Round 2 and an absolute world-class performance by the young champion.<oktscorecardfightcomponent fightid="1319" smallerversion="true"></oktscorecardfightcomponent><h2>CHRISTIAN ECKERLIN vs. MATOUŠ KOHOUT</h2>The King of Germany is back, but he had to earn it in a grueling, bloody war. Eckerlin relied on his wrestling, which proved to be the key to victory. He took the fight to the canvas, punishing Kohout with heavy strikes and relentless control. While the Czech "Mighty Rooster" did everything possible to escape the traps and remained a threat on the feet, Eckerlin’s dominance on the ground was undeniable. After three rounds, the home hero celebrated a unanimous decision victory.<oktscorecardfightcomponent fightid="1368" smallerversion="true"></oktscorecardfightcomponent><h2>RAUL LEMBERANSKIJ vs. ALI GÜNDÜZ</h2>This clash of two undefeated talents for the contender spot delivered a fantastic tactical battle. While the opening of the fight belonged to Gündüz, Lemberanskij took over the reins in the later stages thanks to superior conditioning and pressure. The judges had a difficult task, resulting in the only split decision of the night. In the end, Raul Lemberanskij narrowly won on points, firmly catching the attention of the new champion, Severino.<oktscorecardfightcomponent fightid="1366" smallerversion="true"></oktscorecardfightcomponent><h2>DENIZ ILBAY vs. ADRIAN HAMERSKI</h2>Quite possibly the Fight of the Night, this war kept the fans in the Barclays Arena on their feet. Ilbay was caught early by a flying knee that opened a cut over his eyebrow, but the blood only seemed to fuel him. What followed was a fifteen-minute war on the feet and on the ground, where both fighters pushed themselves to their absolute limits. Ultimately, the scorecards favored Deniz Ilbay, who secured a vital decision victory at home in Hamburg.<oktscorecardfightcomponent fightid="1385" smallerversion="true"></oktscorecardfightcomponent><h2>NICOLAJ WAGNER vs. OLUTOBI KALEJAIYE</h2>No scorecards were needed here. Wagner accepted the challenge just hours before the fight and looked dangerous with every strike in the first round. The second round offered an incredible spectacle, with both heavyweights on the verge of exhaustion but still throwing "grenades." The tide turned with precise body shots that finally broke Wagner. A second-round TKO for the Dutch "Mad Dog," who confirmed his reputation as a finisher.<oktscorecardfightcomponent fightid="1404" smallerversion="true"></oktscorecardfightcomponent><h2>MAREK BARTL vs. TYRONE PFEIFER</h2>The experienced veteran Bartl was centimeters away from a sensation in the first round when he caught Pfeifer in a kimura. However, the German managed to scramble out, and from that moment on, he began to dominate the cage. He gradually took control, and by the third round, the difference in strength was apparent. Pfeifer took the fight down, secured a dominant position, and finished Bartl with heavy ground-and-pound. A great premiere and a TKO victory in the 3rd round.<oktscorecardfightcomponent fightid="1378" smallerversion="true"></oktscorecardfightcomponent>PRELIMS<h2>MOHAMMED WALID vs. ABDULLAH SULTANI</h2>The bad blood from the press conferences spilled over into the cage. Sultani pushed hard for the wrestling, while Walid tried to keep the duel standing. Particularly in the second and third rounds, Sultani managed to stabilize his opponent on the ground, draining his oxygen and his will to fight. After fifteen minutes, there was no doubt—a well-deserved decision victory for Sultani, who sent a clear message to the entire flyweight division.<oktscorecardfightcomponent fightid="1383" smallerversion="true"></oktscorecardfightcomponent><h2>DENIS FRIMPONG vs. TOMÁŠ CIGÁNIK</h2>Cigánik, stepping in as a short-notice replacement, put on a heroic performance, but it wasn't enough for the Irish demon. The Slovak fighter tried to clinch Frimpong against the fence, but Denis defended excellently and remained the more precise and active fighter on the feet. A decision victory for Denis Frimpong.<oktscorecardfightcomponent fightid="1376" smallerversion="true"></oktscorecardfightcomponent><h2>VERONIKA SMOLKOVÁ vs. STEPHANIE EGGER</h2>Veronika Smolková delivered the best performance of her career. Facing a UFC veteran, she left nothing to chance and dictated the pace from the first second. As soon as she got within range, she unleashed a barrage of strikes that the Swiss fighter had no answer for. A first-round TKO, and Veronika is officially a global threat.<oktscorecardfightcomponent fightid="1389" smallerversion="true"></oktscorecardfightcomponent><h2>SHAWN MARCOS DA SILVA vs. MATHEUS SEVERINO</h2>This world-class flyweight battle went the distance. Most of the duel took place in attractive striking exchanges on the feet. Da Silva threatened with hard knees, but Matheus Severino was slightly more precise and managed to seize the initiative in key moments. After fifteen minutes, the older of the Severino brothers celebrated a win on points.<oktscorecardfightcomponent fightid="1367" smallerversion="true"></oktscorecardfightcomponent>FREE PRELIMS<h2>MICHAEL OBODOZIE vs. SEBASTIAN HORVATH</h2>The German tank Obodozie did not disappoint in his pro debut. While Horvath showed he has plenty to offer and had his own bright moments, Obodozie proved he has a chin of granite and heavy fists. One brutal straight right sent the Slovak to the canvas, and it was over. A first-round KO, and Obodozie once again confirmed he is a beast in the cage.<oktscorecardfightcomponent fightid="1375" smallerversion="true"></oktscorecardfightcomponent>OKTAGON 85 in Hamburg offered everything—from lightning-fast KOs to fifteen-minute wars decided by the fighters' hearts. Next stop? Poland! OKTAGON 86 in Szczecin on April 11th will bring another serving of legends and high-stakes battles. Tickets are disappearing fast, so don’t hesitate and secure your spot today!<okteventcomponent eventid="127"></okteventcomponent>