OKTAGON MMA NEWS
OKTAGON MMA’s evergreen Ivan Buchinger may be 55 fights into his professional MMA career, but “Buki” is showing no signs of slowing down.
Belgium’s Losene Keita, who captured championships at featherweight and lightweight for the OKTAGON MMA promotion in Europe, has announced that he has signed with the UFC.
Will Fleury has made no secret of his desire to take on the biggest challenges OKTAGON MMA can throw at him. And at OKTAGON 74 in Prague, he got the biggest challenge of his career so far.
Slovakia’s undefeated “Silent Killer” Lucia Szabova needed less than a round to batter her way to the OKTAGON women’s bantamweight title as she delivered the biggest performance of her career at OKTAGON 74 in Prague.
The official weigh-ins took place this morning ahead of OKTAGON 74 in Prague, Czechia, as the European promotion’s top fighters took to the scale ahead of a big night of fights on Stvanice island.
OKTAGON women’s bantamweight champion Cecilie Bolander is ready to return to the cage for her first title defence, and she’s looking forward to putting on a show to win even more fans when she headlines OKTAGON 74 in Prague.
Rising Irish lightweight contender Denis Frimpong is riding the crest of a wave that he hopes will take him all the way to championship gold in OKTAGON MMA, and he’ll face his next test on September 20 at OKTAGON 76.
The Barclays Arena in Hamburg, Germany played host to OKTAGON 73, but the German star in the main event was unable to close the show with a home win.
The OKTAGON MMA bantamweight title will be up for grabs on August 9, as Brazil’s Igor Severino and England’s Jack Cartwright go head to head for the vacant 135-pound title at OKTAGON 74.
Two-division OKTAGON MMA champion Will Fleury is keen to keep his career rolling, and he’s looking to make a little piece of history by capturing an OKTAGON MMA title in a third weight class in 2026.
Karlos Vemola was crowned OKTAGON MMA’s “Infinity Champion” after his five-round trilogy war with old rival Attila Vegh went all the way to the scorecards at the 26,000-seat Eden Stadium in Prague, Czech Republic.
