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INTERVIEW WITH PATRIK ŠEBEK: "ARRIVING AS THE BIGGEST ENEMY, THAT IS EXACTLY FOR ME"
At the OKTAGON 91 tournament in Cologne, a clash of two undefeated fighters will take place. Twenty-three-year-old Slovak talent Patrik Šebek (4–0) will be the only Slovak on the entire card to face the undefeated German fighter Altin Zenuni (4–0).
ROAD TO FRANKFURT GOES THROUGH STVANICE: KOZMA FACES EXPERIENCED ZAWADA
Three losses in a row. Then a single win to finally breathe again. And now, an island in the middle of the Vltava river, where it will be decided whether this was the start of a comeback or just a last stand. This story doesn't just belong to one fighter, but to both.
REMATCH FOR EVERYTHING: ENGIZEK DEFENDS HIS THRONE AGAINST THE MAN WHO ONCE BROKE HIM
It took just 217 seconds. That's how quickly the Polish veteran locked in a choke with no escape last January and plunged the entire Düsseldorf arena into stunned silence. In under four minutes, Krzysztof Jotko took the million-euro Gamechanger trophy away from Kerim Engizek.
OKTAGON 91 RESULTS: THE MIDDLEWEIGHT DIVISION HAS A NEW CHAMPION AND MACHAEV DELIVERED A LIGHTNING-FAST KO
The sold-out Lanxess Arena in Cologne shook to its foundations in front of twenty thousand fans and delivered a gala evening that made an indelible mark on history. An exhausting title war for the middleweight throne crowned a new king, Krzysztof Jotko.
COLOGNE THROUGH JUDGES' EYES: 7 FINISHES & A 5-ROUND TITLE WAR
Seven finishes, four decisions, and one five-round title thriller. That sums up what the sold-out Lanxess Arena in Cologne served up on July 11.
