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The year 2025 is the 9th year in the history of the Oktagon MMA, a mixed martial arts promotion based in Czech Republic and Slovakia.
List of events
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Title fights
- For the Oktagon Flyweight Championship.
- For the Oktagon Heavyweight Championship.
- For the interim Oktagon Middleweight Championship.
- For the vacant Oktagon Flyweight Championship. Adamia missed weight (127 lb) and was stripped of the title. Only Zhumagulov was eligible to win the title.
- For the vacant Oktagon Welterweight Championship. Surdu missed weight (177.9 lb) and was stripped of the title, only Kalašnik was eligible to win the title.
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Oktagon Middleweight Tournament
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Background
On December 18, 2024, it was announced that a Tipsport Gamechanger 3 took place in 2025, for the middleweight division. On same day, the promotion revealed first two fighters taking part in the tournament includes a current Oktagon Middleweight Champion Kerim Engizek and David Zawada.[1] In the two weeks later, the promotion's has officially released the lineup includes Marek Mazúch, Miloš Petrášek, Vlasto Čepo, Samuel Krištofič, Ion Surdu, Andreas Michailidis, Mark Hulme, Matěj Peňáz, Mick Stanton, Piotr Wawrzyniak, Anthony Salamone and Krzysztof Jotko completed in the tournament. The tournament kicked off at Oktagon 66 on February 1.[2]
Tournament brackets
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- Engizek was originally scheduled to face Anthony Salamone, but Salamone was forced to pulled out due to respective doping violations and was replaced by Kamil Oniszczuk.
- Matěj Peňáz was forced to withdrew due to an infection of Staphylococcus and was replaced by Hojat Khajevand.
- Vlasto Čepo withdrew from the tournament due to an injury and was replaced by Marek Mazúch.
Oktagon 66: Engizek vs. Oniszczuk
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Oktagon 66: Engizek vs. Oniszczuk was a mixed martial arts event held by Oktagon MMA on February 1, 2025, in Düsseldorf, Germany.
Background
The first round of Oktagon Middleweight Tournament between the current Oktagon Middleweight Champion Kerim Engizek and Anthony Salamone was expected to headline the event. While, the event took place the first round middleweight tournament between Matěj Peňáz and David Zawada.[3]
However, Salamone and Damien Lapilus were removed from the event due to two fighters respective doping violations and subsequent suspensions by the French Anti-Doping Agency.[4] As a results, Lapilus opponent Lom-Ali Eskiev faced Wanderley Junior instead.[5] Engizek faced Kamil Oniszczuk, who scheduled to face Hojat Khajevand at this event.[6] Khajevand completed at this event against Kennedy Rayomba instead.[7]
Bonus awards
The following fighters received €5,000 bonus.
- Performance of the Night: Deniz Ilbay
Results
- Oktagon Middleweight Tournament Round of 16.
- Oktagon Middleweight Tournament Round of 16.
- Lengál missed weight (148.3 lb).
- Oktagon Middleweight Tournament Reserve bout; Rayomba missed weight (187 lb).
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Oktagon 67: Creasey vs. Adamia
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Oktagon 67: Creasey vs. Adamia was a mixed martial arts event held by Oktagon MMA on February 22, 2025, in Třinec, Czech Republic.
Background
A Oktagon Flyweight Championship bout between current champion Sam Creasey and Beno Adamia headlined the event.[9]
The event also was held two bouts opening rounds of Oktagon Middleweight Tournament.[3] However, the match between Piotr Wawrzyniak and Marek Mazúch was moved to Oktagon 70 due to Mazúch injury.[10]
Bonus awards
The following fighters received €5,000 bonus.
- Performance of the Night: Robert Pukač
Results
- For the Oktagon Flyweight Championship.
- Pukač missed weight (172 lb).
- Oktagon Middleweight Tournament Round of 16.
- Oktagon Middleweight Tournament Round of 16.
- Oktagon Middleweight Tournament Reserve bout.
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Oktagon 68: Todev vs. Fleury
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Oktagon 68: Todev vs. Fleury was a mixed martial arts event held by Oktagon MMA on March 8, 2025, in Stuttgart, Germany.
Background
A Oktagon Heavyweight Championship bout for the vacant title between a current Oktagon Light Heavyweight Champion Will Fleury and Lazar Todev headlined the event.[12]
A welterweight bout between Christian Jungwirth and Marek Bartl was expected to serve as co-main the event.[13] However, for health reasons, Jungwirth and Radovan Úškrt withdrew from the event. Subsequently, Úškrt originally opponent Daniel Schwindt stepped in to face Bartl in a 181 pounds bout instead.[14]
A welterweight bout between Niklas Stolze and Jessin Ayari was scheduled for this event. However, Stolze withdrew due to injury and was replaced by Andreas Stahl.[15]
Promotional newcomer Joliton Lutterbach and Makhmud Muradov were scheduled to meet in a middleweight bout.[16] However, Lutterbach was forced to withdraw due to injury and was replaced by another newcomer Yasubey Enomoto.[17][18]
Bonus awards
The following fighters received €5,000 bonus.
- Performance of the Night: Daniel Schwindt
Results
- For the vacant Oktagon Heavyweight Championship.
- Enz missed weight (162.9 lb).
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Oktagon 69: Holzer vs. Ilbay
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Oktagon 69: Holzer vs. Ilbay was a mixed martial arts event held by Oktagon MMA on April 5, 2025, in Dortmund, Germany.
Background
A featherweight bout between undefeated prospect Max Holzer and Deniz Ilbay headlined the event.[20]
A featherweight bout between Mochamed Machaev and Emrah Sonmez was scheduled for this event. However, the bout was moved to Oktagon 71 on May 17 for unknown reasons.[21]
Bonus awards
The following fighters received €5,000 bonus.
- Performance of the Night: Frederic Vosgröne
Results
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Oktagon 70: Krištofič vs. Humburger
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Oktagon 70: Krištofič vs. Humburger was a mixed martial arts event held by Oktagon MMA on April 26, 2025, in Karlovy Vary, Czech Republic.
Background
The event marked the promotion's second visit to Karlovy Vary and first since Oktagon 8 in July 2018.
A Oktagon Bantamweight Championship bout between Igor Severino and former Cage Warriors Bantamweight Champion Jack Cartwright was scheduled to headline the event.[23] However on April 12, the promotion announced that Cartwright has suffered an injury and the pairing would be postponed to a future date.[24]
A Oktagon Women's Strawweight Championship bout between current champion Mallory Martin and Eva Dourthe took place at the event.[25]
The four bouts opening rounds of Oktagon Middleweight Tournament took place at the event.[3]
A women's strawweight bout between former champion Katharina Dalisda and Elin Öberg was removed from the event due to Dalisda's suffered an illness.[26]
Bonus awards
The following fighters received €5,000 bonus.
- Performance of the Night: Dominik Humburger
Results
- Oktagon Middleweight Tournament Round of 16.
- Oktagon Middleweight Tournament Round of 16.
- Oktagon Middleweight Tournament Round of 16.
- Oktagon Middleweight Tournament Round of 16.
- Doussis missed weight (207.6 lb).
- Oktagon Middleweight Tournament Reserve bout.
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Oktagon 71: Poppeck vs. Langer
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Oktagon 71: Poppeck vs. Langer was a mixed martial arts event held by Oktagon MMA on May 17, 2025, in Munich, Germany.
Background
A light heavyweight rematch between former interim Oktagon Light Heavyweight Champion Pavol Langer and Alexander Poppeck headlined the event.[28] The pairing previously to met for the interim title at Oktagon 44 in June 2023, which Langer won the title by split decision.[29]
A lightweight bout between Lom-Ali Eskiev and Shem Rock was scheduled for this event. However, Eskiev withdrew due to injury as car crash and was replaced by Abdullo Khodzhaev.[30][31] In turn, Khodzhaev pulled out due to visa issues and was replaced by Attila Korkmaz.[32]
On May 7, it was announced that featherweight bout between Mochamed Machaev and Emrah Sonmez was cancelled due to Sonmez injury.[33] In addition, Rony Bouzy withdrew from the bout against Patrick Vespaziani and was replaced by Jovan Zeljkovic.[34]
A welterweight bout between Tamerlan Dulatov and Emmanuel Binyet was removed from the event due to Dulatov's infection.[35]
Bonus awards
The following fighters received €5,000 bonus.
- Performance of the Night: Alexander Poppeck
Results
- Mudroch missed weight (159.4 lb).
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Oktagon 72: Vémola vs. Végh 3
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Oktagon 72: Vémola vs. Végh 3 was a mixed martial arts event held by Oktagon MMA on June 14, 2025, in Prague, Czech Republic.
Background
The event marked the promotion's second held in Fortuna Arena and first since Oktagon 58 in June 2024.[37]
A light heavyweight trilogy between former Oktagon Middleweight and Light Heavyweight Champion Karlos Vémola and former Bellator Light Heavyweight World Champion Attila Végh headlined the event.[38] The pairing first met at Oktagon 15 in November 2019, where Végh won by first round knockout. Their second meeting took place at Oktagon 58 in March 2023, which Vémola defended the light heavyweight title by second round submission.[39]
The co-main event took place an interim Oktagon Middleweight Championship bout between Makhmud Muradov and former champion Patrik Kincl.[40]
An interim Oktagon Women's Bantamweight Championship bout between undefeated contender Lucia Szabová and Lucie Pudilová was scheduled to take place at this event.[41] However on May 14, it was announced that Pudilová withdrew from the bout due to injury.[42]
Current Oktagon Middleweight Champion Kerim Engizek and Mick Stanton were scheduled to meet in a quarterfinal of Oktagon Middleweight Tournament, but Engizek withdrew from the event due to injury and the pairing would be postponed to a future date.[43]
On June 9, the middleweight tournament quarterfinal between Matěj Peňáz and former interim middleweight champion Piotr Wawrzyniak was removed from the event due to Peňáz has suffered an infection.[44] Subsequently, Frederic Vosgröne withdrew from the bout against Lucas Alsina due to suffered an infection and was replaced by Daniel Škvor.[45]
Bonus awards
The following fighters received €5,000 bonus.
- Performance of the Night: Karlos Vémola
Results
- For the symbolic "Infinity" title.
- For the interim Oktagon Middleweight Championship.
- De Paepe missed weight (145.5 lb).
- Stanovský missed weight (160.4 lb).
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Oktagon 73: Eckerlin vs. Pukač
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Oktagon 73: Eckerlin vs. Pukač was a mixed martial arts event held by Oktagon MMA on June 28, 2025, in Hamburg, Germany.
Background
A welterweight bout between Christian Eckerlin and Robert Pukač headlined the event.[47]
A Oktagon Flyweight Championship bout between current champion Beno Adamia and Zhalgas Zhumagulov took place at the event.[48] At the weigh-ins, Adamia weighed in at 127 pounds, 2 pounds over the flyweight limit. As a results, Adamia was stripped of the title and only Zhumagulov was eligible to win it.[49]
Bonus awards
The following fighters received €5,000 bonus.
- Performance of the Night: Wahed Nazhand
Results
- Pukač missed weight (175 lb).
- Nezhad missed weight (140 lb).
- For the vacant Oktagon Flyweight Championship. Adamia missed weight (127 lb) and was stripped of the title. Only Zhumagulov was eligible to win the title.
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Oktagon 74: Bolander vs. Szabová
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Oktagon 74: Bolander vs. Szabová was a mixed martial arts event held by Oktagon MMA on August 9, 2025, in Prague, Czech Republic.
Background
The event was headlined by a Oktagon Women's Bantamweight Championship bout between current champion Cecilie Bolander and undefeated contender Lucia Szabová.[51]
A Oktagon Bantamweight Championship bout between Igor Severino and former Cage Warriors Bantamweight Champion Jack Cartwright was scheduled to serve as the featured bout of the preliminary card.[52] They were originally scheduled to headline Oktagon 70 in last April, but Cartwright withdrew due to has suffered an injury.[24] In turn, Cartwright withdrew once again due to has suffered an injury and was replaced by Elvis Batista da Silva.[53] Subsequently, the bout was cancelled once again due to an injury, but though it isn’t clear which fighter couldn’t compete at this time.[54]
The quarterfinals of Oktagon Middleweight Tournament took place at this event.[51] On July 9, it was reported that Vlasto Čepo withdrew from the event against Krzysztof Jotko due to injury and was replaced by Marek Mazúch, who scheduled to face Hojat Khajevand at this event.[55] On August 2, Matěj Peňáz was forced to withdrew from the event against former interim Oktagon Middleweight Champion Piotr Wawrzyniak due to an infection of Staphylococcus and was replaced by Khajevand.[56]
In addition, Jakub Tichota and Raphael Federico were scheduled at this event, but Tichota withdrew from the event due to health problems and was replaced by promotional newcomer Vojtěch Khol in a 152 pounds bout.[53]
Bonus awards
The following fighters received €5,000 bonus.
- Performance of the Night: Dominik Humburger
Results
- Oktagon Middleweight Tournament Quarterfinal.
- Oktagon Middleweight Tournament Quarterfinal; Humburger missed weight (187.2 lb).
- Oktagon Middleweight Tournament Quarterfinal; both fighters missed weight: Jotko (190.6 lb) and Mazúch (191 lb).
- Oktagon Middleweight Tournament Quarterfinal.
- Oktagon Middleweight Tournament Reserve bout.
Oktagon 75: Palokaj vs. Batfalský
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Oktagon 75: Palokaj vs. Batfalský was a mixed martial arts event held by Oktagon MMA on September 13, 2025, in Hanover, Germany.
Background
The event marked the promotion's debut in Hanover.[58]
A featherweight bout between undefeated prospect Max Holzer and Khalid Taha was scheduled to headline the event.[59] However on August 30, Holzer withdrew from the event due to health issues and was replaced by Édgar Delgado Jimenez.[60][61] As a results, a featherweight bout between Gjoni Palokaj and Jakub Batfalský will be promoted to main event status.[62][63]
Zdeněk Polívka and undefeated promotional newcomer Emilio Quissua were scheduled to meet in a light heavyweight bout. However, Polívka withdrew from the bout due to an injury and was replaced by Mateusz Strzelczyk.[64]
A featherweight bout between Nikolaos Serbezis and Joel Batobo was scheduled for this event. However, Batobo withdrew from the event due to health issues and was replaced by promotional newcomer Amir Shah Bayat.[65] In turn, Bayat was pulled out and was replaced by Henrique Madureira.[66]
During the fight week, Jack Maguire withdrew from the event against promotional newcomer Hugo Vach due to an injury and was replaced by another newcomer Abdullah Sultani.[67] In turn, Sultani withdrew from the event during the weigh-ins and was replaced by Moritz Mertens.[68][69]
Bonus awards
The following fighters received €5,000 bonus.
- Performance of the Night: Khalid Taha
Results
Oktagon 76: Weichel vs. Tounkara
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Oktagon 76: Weichel vs. Tounkara was a mixed martial arts event held by Oktagon MMA on September 20, 2025, in Frankfurt, Germany.
Background
A lightweight bout between Daniel Weichel and Aboubakar Tounkara headlined the event.[71] The main event was originally scheduled as a light heavyweight bout between Frederic Vosgröne and Fabio Moraes, but the bout was shifted to the co-main event instead.[72]
A 161 pounds bout between Hassan Shaaban and Hafeni Nafuka was scheduled for this event. However, due to repeated unprofessional behaviour towards with promotion, Shaaban was pulled out from the event and he was subsequently released by the promotion.[73] He was replaced by Kevin Enz and changed to 163 pounds catchweight bout.[74]
During fight week, the heavyweight bout between Patrick Vespaziani and Paweł Biernat was removed from the event for unknown reasons.[71] In addition, the welterweight featuring Tamerlan Dulatov and Nesarahmad Nadri, but Nadri withdrew from the bout due to an injury and was replaced by Sebastian Hirtenlehner.[75] Before the event started, the bout was cancelled due to health issues with Hirtenlehner.[76]
Bonus awards
The following fighters received €5,000 bonus.
- Performance of the Night: Alina Dalaslan
Results
Oktagon 77: Engizek vs. Humburger
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Oktagon 77: Engizek vs. Humburger was a mixed martial arts event held by Oktagon MMA on October 4, 2025, in Bratislava, Slovakia.
Background
A Oktagon Heavyweight Championship bout between current champion (also a current Oktagon Light Heavyweight Champion) Will Fleury and former champion Martin Buday was rumoured to headline the event, but it never materialized due to Fleury had been announced in advance that his cousin would be holding a wedding ceremony that day.[78][79]
The semifinals of Oktagon Middleweight Tournament took place at this event.[80]
A lightweight rematch between former Oktagon Featherweight and Lightweight Champion Ivan Buchinger and Vojto Barborík was scheduled for this event. They previously competed for the featherweight title at Oktagon 27 in September 2021, where Buchinger won the title via unanimous decision.[81] However, Barborík withdrew from the bout due to personal reasons and was replaced by Richie Smullen.[82]
Karol Ryšavý and Samuel Bark were scheduled to meet in a featherweight bout. However, Bark withdrew due to an injury and was replaced by Ayton De Paepe, who last fought a two weeks ago at Oktagon 76.[83]
Bonus awards
The following fighters received €5,000 bonus.
- Performance of the Night: Vlasto Čepo
Results
- Oktagon Middleweight Tournament Semifinal.
- Oktagon Middleweight Tournament Semifinal; Jotko missed weight (187 lb).
- Oktagon Middleweight Tournament Reserve bout.
- Oktagon Underground Rules (3min / 3R).
Oktagon 78: Eckerlin vs. Trušček
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Oktagon 78: Eckerlin vs. Trušček was a mixed martial arts event held by Oktagon MMA on October 18, 2025, in Cologne, Germany.
Background
A welterweight bout between Christian Eckerlin and Ivica Trušček headlined the event.[85]
A Oktagon Bantamweight Championship bout for the vacant title between Igor Severino and 2023 PFL Europe Bantamweight Tournament winner Khurshed Kakhorov was scheduled to take place at the event.[86] At the weigh-ins, Kakhorov weighed in at 135.8 lb, 0.8 pounds over the limit. As a result, Balart was ineligible for the title, which only Severino was eligible to win the title.[87] However, before the event started, Kakhorov has been forced to withdraw from the event due to health issues. Therefore, the bantamweight title bout was cancelled once again.[88]
A welterweight bout between former Oktagon Lightweight Champion Ronald Paradeiser and Marcel Mohamed Grabinski was scheduled for this event. However, the bout was cancelled after Grabinski withdrew.[89]
A heavyweight bout between Patrick Vespaziani and Yevhenii Orlov was scheduled for this event. However, Orlov was forced to withdraw due to an injury and was replaced by UFC veteran Denis Stojnić.[90] In turn, Stojnić pulled out at the last minute and was replaced by Olutobi Ayodeji Kalejaiye.[91]
Deniz Ilbay was scheduled to face Teo Saldaña Smith in a featherweight bout. However, the bout was cancelled during the fight week due to Ilbay's injury.[92]
Undefeated prospects Frederic Vosgröne and Jesus Samuel Chavarría were scheduled to meet in a light heavyweight bout. However, Vosgröne withdrew from the bout before the weigh-ins due to suffered an injury and was replaced by Aleksandar Stefanovic.[93][87]
Bonus awards
The following fighters received €5,000 bonus.
- Performance of the Night: Marek Bartl
Results
- Topallaj was deducted one point in round 1 due to an eye poke.
Oktagon 79: Surdu vs. Kalašnik
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Oktagon 79: Surdu vs. Kalašnik was a mixed martial arts event held by Oktagon MMA on November 1, 2025, in Brno, Czech Republic.
Background
A Oktagon Welterweight Championship bout between current champion Ion Surdu and Andrej Kalašnik headlined this event.[95] At the weigh-ins, Surdu weighed in at 177.9 pounds, 7.9 pounds over the welterweight title-fight limit. As a results, Surdu was stripped of the title and only Kalašnik was eligible to win it.[96]
Undefeated promotional newcomer Brian Manning was expected to face Daniel Ligocki at this event. However, Manning withdrew from the bout due to an injury.[97] He was replaced by Pedro Oliveira.[98]
In addition, a lightweight bout between Jan Stanovský and Ozan Aslaner was removed from the event due to Stanovský's illness.[97]
Bonus awards
The following fighters received €5,000 bonus.
- Performance of the Night: Radek Roušal
Results
- For the vacant Oktagon Welterweight Championship. Surdu missed weight (177.9 lb) and was stripped of the title, only Kalašnik was eligible to win the title.
- Mudroch missed weight (157 lb).
- Roušal missed weight (148.2 lb).
Oktagon 80: Legierski vs. Korkmaz
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Oktagon 80: Legierski vs. Korkmaz was a mixed martial arts event held by Oktagon MMA on November 22, 2025, in Munich, Germany.
Background
A Oktagon Lightweight Championship bout for the vacant title between former champion Mateusz Legierski and Attila Korkmaz headlined the event.[100]
The main event was originally scheduled as a welterweight bout between Christian Jungwirth and UFC veteran Niklas Stolze, but the bout was shifted to the co-main event instead and remained five rounds.[101]
A welterweight bout between former Oktagon Welterweight Champion Kaik Brito and Jessin Ayari was scheduled for this event. However, the bout was cancelled due to an injury with Ayari.[102]
A welterweight bout between former lightweight champion Ronald Paradeiser and Joilton Lutterbach was scheduled for this event. However, Lutterbach pulled out due to an injury and was replaced by former LFA Welterweight Champion Geraldo Neto.[103]
In addition, Marek Mazúch withdrew from his 194 pounds bout against Alexander Poppeck due to health complications with an infection and was replaced by David Hošek.[104]
Endrit Brajshori was scheduled to face Matouš Kohout in a welterweight bout, but he withdrew from the event due to an infection and was replaced by Hafeni Nafuka.[105]
Results
- For the vacant Oktagon Lightweight Championship.
- Elpidio missed weight (157.9 lb).
Oktagon 81: Fleury vs. Buday
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Oktagon 81: Fleury vs. Buday is an upcoming mixed martial arts event held by Oktagon MMA on December 28, 2025, in Prague, Czech Republic.
Background
A Oktagon Heavyweight Championship bout between current champion (also a current Oktagon Light Heavyweight Champion) Will Fleury and former champion Martin Buday is scheduled to headline the event.[107]
A Oktagon Flyweight Championship bout between current champion Zhalgas Zhumagulov and David Dvořák is scheduled to serve as the co-main event.[108]
A welterweight bout between former Oktagon Welterweight Champion Kaik Brito and Amiran Gogoladze was scheduled for this event. However, Gogoladze withdrew from the event due to a knee injury.[109] The matchup for Brito was moved to Oktagon 84 in February 2026, to challenge for the vacant title with former lightweight champion Ronald Paradeiser.[110]
On December 13, it was reported that promotional newcomer Stanislav Mašek pulled out from the bout against Viktor Kováč and was replaced by another newcomer Alex Hutyra.[111]
A women's flyweight bout between Veronika Smolková and promotional newcomer (also a UFC veteran) Stephanie Egger was scheduled for this event.[112] However, Egger pulled out from the bout due to an illness and was replaced by another newcomer Marta Sós.[113]
Fight card
- For the Oktagon Heavyweight Championship.
- For the Oktagon Flyweight Championship.
- Oktagon Celebrity Series bout.
See also
- List of current Oktagon MMA fighters
- 2025 in UFC
- 2025 in ONE Championship
- 2025 in Professional Fighters League
- 2025 in Cage Warriors
- 2025 in Absolute Championship Akhmat
- 2025 in Konfrontacja Sztuk Walki
- 2025 in Legacy Fighting Alliance
- 2025 in Rizin Fighting Federation
- 2025 in Brave Combat Federation
- 2025 in UAE Warriors
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