MMA: Slovak Upset & Kincl’s Response in Germany

The puck actually took care of the finished sensation. After all, he joined the local favorite, who lost in the octagon once. However, the position of the outsider was not afraid and after two balanced rounds he managed to decide at the beginning of the third five minutes. He pushed his opponents to the mesh where he took care of the work of destruction.

“I wanted to end it and I knew I could do it. But it was much harder than I assumed,” the winner explained the fourth triumph in a row, which should fire him with a Veltra weight ladder. For example, the puck in February, for example, climbed the former long -time champion David Kozm.

A thirty -three -year -old native of Bratislava also mentioned pre -match problems. During the weighing, the weight limit did not fit by two pounds, which despite the deduction of the paycheck was the advantage in the duel. “I don’t know why it happened, but I’m sorry,” Pukač regretted and immediately pointed to another opponent. “Since I had a problem with the weight, I was attacked by one person who, in my opinion, is not in the right weight category. I mean Patrik Kincl. He said he wanted to change to 77, so we might meet halfway in the agreed weight,” said.

Octagon 73, Hamburg Official results
Robert Pukač – Christian Eckerlin Winner: Pukač (3rd round – tko)
Adam Palasz – Kasim Aras Winner: Aras (1st round – tko)
Kaik Brito – Joilton Lutterbach Winner: Brito (1st round – ko)
Niklas Stolze – Jessin Ayari Winner: Ayari (2. Round – Submiss
Jonas Magard – Farbod Nezhad Winner: Magard (points – unanimously)
Waped Nazhand – Faridun Shokhnazarov Winner: Na nahand (2nd round – Submisis)
Beno Adamia- Zhalgas Zhumagulov Winner: Zhamagulov (points – unanimously)
Marek Bartl – Daniel increasingly Winner: Bartl (2. Round – Submiss)
Vojto Barborík – Richie Smullen Winner: Smullen (2nd round – tko)
Tomáš Gypsy – Ahmad Halimson Winner: Gypsy (Body – Split Decision)
Altin Zenuni – Balázs Tibor Winner: Zenuni (1st round – Submise)

“It has its story because we had a match together (2015, the puck lost to points) before there was an octagon. O2 arena.

The only Czech, Marek Bartl, succeeded in the tournament. He coped with German Daniel Makin, who was surprised only two days before the event. Even a nice performance was not enough for the triumph. At the end of the second round he could not resist Kimura. “I have one name in my head for a long time, and that is Christian Jungwirth,” Bartl said.

An unbelievable comeback was shown by an extremely popular Afghan warrior Wahed Nazhand, who first collected from Fariduno Shokhnazar’s overwhelming Knockdown, after which he was not only totally out of defeat. In a highly rugged state, however, he managed to capture his opponent’s arm and then knocked it until he had a tap. The winner of the duel was not even able to interview after the duel, as the result of a hard battle was reportedly lost to four teeth.

Just a minute and 43 seconds lasted a clash of two elite Brazilians. The former king of Veltra weight Kaik Brito perfectly timed the right hand with his right hand, and then he came out to a kick into the shaken rival Joilton Lutterbach. Extremely happy Brito ended the eighteenth opponent before the limit. Luxury balance! “The champion is back!” The recent participant shouted in the UFC contract in the microphone.

The new champion was recognized by a fly weight that lost the original ruler before the tournament. Georgian Beno Adamia did not fulfill the weight limit (by 900 grams). Moreover, in the five -wheel shift, he was not enough for the Kazakh veteran UFC Zhalgase Zhamagulov, who clearly outstripped him on points and after only two duels became king of octagon.

Another octagon tournament will take place on August 9. The title battle of the female bantam will take place here, where the champion will defend Norwegian Cecilie Bolander against Slovakia Lucie Szabová. Brazilian Igor Severino with Englishman Jack Cartwright for a change for a free title in a male bantama weight. There will also be a quarterfinal duels of the Million project Tipsport Gamechanger.

Aiko Tanaka

Aiko Tanaka is a combat sports journalist and general sports reporter at Archysport. A former competitive judoka who represented Japan at the Asian Games, Aiko brings firsthand athletic experience to her coverage of judo, martial arts, and Olympic sports. Beyond combat sports, Aiko covers breaking sports news, major international events, and the stories that cut across disciplines — from doping scandals to governance issues to the business side of global sport. She is passionate about elevating the profile of underrepresented sports and athletes.

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