OKTAGON MMA concluded a historic, record-breaking year on Sunday night (December 29) inside O2 Arena, Prague. Three new champions were crowned at OKTAGON 65, making it a thrilling show!
In the main event, Losene Keita (16-1) defeated Ronald Paradeiser (21-9) by TKO in the second round to become the ‘Triple Crown King’. Keita connected with two elbows during a takedown attempt, securing the win and solidifying his status as the lightweight champion and #1 P4P in the promotion. Keita is now the only two-time, double champion in the organisation!
Will Fleury (14-3, 1NC) claimed the light heavyweight title in the co-main event, beating Karlos Vémola (37-9) over twenty-five minutes. Fleury, the first Irish OKTAGON MMA champion, now has several options for his next moves, including defending his belt or participating in other weight classes.
Cecilie Bolander (4-1) defeated Lucie Pudilová (15-11) in their rematch to win the vacant bantamweight belt. Bolander emerged victorious in the final round, securing the win and the title for her country.
Igor Severino (9-1) defeated Jonas Mågård (17-7) by split decision and called for a shot at the vacant bantamweight title. Additionally, Agy Sardari (19-5) submitted Ognjen Dimić (8-3-1, 1NC) and expressed his desire to rematch Keita for the lightweight championship.
Other notable fights on the card included Daniel Schwindt (6-2) finishing Radovan Úškrt (8-6) by TKO and Jakub Batfalský (6-1) stopping Dominik Toporcer (4-3) at featherweight.
OKTAGON 65 Results
Main Card
Main EventTipsport Gamechanger FinalLightweight ChampionshipLosene Keita (16-1) defeated Ronald Paradeiser (21-9) by TKO (elbows and punches) at 4:02 of round two to become the ‘Triple Crown King’
Co-Main EventLight Heavyweight ChampionshipWill Fleury (14-3, 1NC) defeated Karlos Vémola (37-9) by unanimous decision (50-44, 50-44, 50-44) to win the light heavyweight title
Vacant Bantamweight ChampionshipCecilie Bolander (4-1) defeated Lucie Pudilová (15-11) by split decision (48-47, 47-48, 48-47) to claim the vacant bantamweight title
BantamweightIgor Severino (9-1) defeated Jonas Mågård (17-7) by split decision (29-28, 28-29, 29-28)
MiddleweightDaniel Schwindt (6-2) defeated Radovan Úškrt (8-6) by TKO (punches) at 2:23 of round two
Preliminary Card
Tipsport Gamechanger Reserve BoutAgy Sardari (19-5) defeated Ognjen Dimić (8-3-1, 1NC) by submission (rear naked choke) at 1:13 of round two
LightweightOzan Aslaner (9-5-1) defeated Jakub Tichota (5-4) by split decision (29-28, 28-29, 29-28)
FeatherweightMarco Novák (6-1) defeated Eemil Kurhela (7-3) by unanimous decision (30-27, 29-28, 29-28)
WelterweightPeter Gabal (6-3) defeated Benny Bajrami (5-3) by unanimous decision (30-26, 30-26, 29-27)
FeatherweightJakub Batfalský (6-1) defeated Dominik Toporcer (4-3) by TKO (punches) at 1:41 of round one
