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Oktagon MMA debuts at Hanover in Hannover on Saturday September 13with a sold -out show in Arenaas the end 11,000 fans Get ready for a witness Octagon 75 live. The card with the participation of family heroes, international talents and veterans UFC promises fireworks from beginning to end.

Main event: Pokaloj vs. Batfalský

Hannover own John Palokaj (11-3) He decides to extend his winning series in seven in front of the home crowd when he collides with the rising Czech star Jakub Batfalský (8-1). At the age of only 22, Batfalský becomes the youngest Czech warrior who manages the Oktagon event and is already considered one of the most talented promotion prospects.

For Palokaj who enters a close friend Max Holzer He was forced with an injury, this is the biggest moment in his career – and a chance to consolidate as a pretender for the title. But if Batfalský can upset his family’s favorite, he will get caught up in the title featherweight.

Cooperation. Fares: heavyweight collision

Bulgarian power Lazar Todev (11-7) He returns to the action against Brazilian Grappler Luis Barbosa (16-9, 1NC). Two -time pretender for the heavyweight title, Todev is hungry for another shot for gold after that Will Fleury in March. Barbosa, however, considers this to be an ideal opportunity to shake the division and imprint in the octagon.

Flyight Spotlight weight

Local favorite Mohammed Walid (8-4) accepts the existing UFC David Dvořák (21-6) In a key flies competition. Walid impressed his promotional debut at the beginning of this year in Dortmund, winning Aaron MakeWhile Dvořák returns to Oktagon after six years, after a distance with such as Kote Manel AND Steve Erceg. The winner could get a shot at the reigning Master Fly Weight Master Zhalgas zhumagulov.

Main card arranged

The action does not end. Khalid Taha (15-5, 1NC) debuts in the octagon against Edgar Delgado Jimenez (15-7) by weight, while a airy heavyweight veteran Mateusz Strzelczyk (15-14-1, 1NC) faces unbeatable Emilio Quissua (6-0).

Preliminary card awards

The estate shows Austrian sensation Mago MAHAVEV (15-2, 1NC) versus Brazilian Finishher Wanderley Junior (18-10)Next to promising talents, including Hugo VachIN Abdullah SultaniIN Emir-Can Aand more.

How to watch

  • Octagon.tv (International)
  • RTL+ (Germany)
  • RMC Sport (France)
  • Cosmote.tv (Greece)
  • S SPORT Plus (Turkey)

The broadcast starts at 17:00 BST / 6 PM / 12 PM / 9 PT.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V0zt8yeewus

Oktagon 75 card
September 13th – Hannover, Germany

Main card

Main event
Featherweight
John Palokaj (11-3) vs. Jakub Batfalský (8-1)

Cooperation of cooperation
Heavyweight
Lazar Todev (11-7) vs. Luis Barbosa (16-9, 1NC)

Fly weight
Mohammed Walid (8-4) vs. David Dvořák (21-6)

Featherweight
Edgar Delgado Jimenez (15-7) vs. Khalid Taha (15-5, 1NC)

Lightweight hefty weight
Mateusz Strzelczyk (15-14-1, 1NC) vs. Emilio Quissua (6-0)

Foreplay

Featherweight
Wizard Machaev (15-2, 1c) vs. Wanderley Junior (18-10)

Featherweight
Hugo Vach (5-1) vs. Abdullah Sultani (4-2)

Semi -average weight
Emir-Can Al (2-1) vs. Lukáš Eliáš (4-1)

Featherweight
Nikolaos Serbezis (8-4) vs. Henrique Madureira (7-7)

Entry to fishing (80 kg/176 pounds)
Grissanen (1-2) vs. Jeixie Molapo (0-1)

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Update: Woman refutes claim that Paddy Pimblett bought Ilia Topuria’s stool

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Update: Woman refutes claim that Paddy Pimblett bought Ilia Topuria’s stool
Paddy
Pimblett has taken his rivalry with Ilia
Topuria in the
Ultimate Fighting Championship to a new level.

Pimblett (24-4) recently claimed to have bought the stool that
Topuria (17-1) used in his corner during his loss to Justin
Gaethje at
UFC Freedom 250.

Paddy Pimblett turns his Ilia Topuria rivalry into a
headline-making UFC moment

The stool holds significant meaning given what happened in the
fight. Topuria was a massive favorite when he put his lightweight
title on the line against interim champion Gaethje at the White
House. “El Matador” had even celebrated the day before the fight,
as he's done ahead of previous bouts as well.

However, Gaethje put on a brutal beatdown on Topuria in the third
and fourth rounds, forcing his corner to stop the bout at the end
of the penultimate frame. While it is unlikely that Topuria wanted
the fight to end in a corner stoppage, Pimblett repeatedly claimed
that the Georgian-Spaniard quit on the stool.

Pimblett now claims to have acquired said stool, as he revealed on
Instagram with a post captioned, “Collector's item.â€

Notably, Pimblett went all five rounds with Gaethje earlier this
year, and while he lost on the judges’ scorecards, many commended
his effort and fighting spirit.

Pimblett’s long-standing rivalry with Topuria was sparked by the
Englishman's comments about the former champ's home country of
Georgia. Pimblett even threw a bottle of hand sanitizer at Topuria
during a run-in at a fighter hotel in London in 2022.

However, a Topuria fan has now taken to social media to reveal that
she was the one who purchased the stool, refuting Pimblett’s
claim.


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Tommy McMillen reveals Hunter Campbell’s backstage warning after wild celebration

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Tommy McMillen reveals Hunter Campbell’s backstage warning after wild celebration
Tommy
McMillen is fully focused on his
Ultimate Fighting Championship career and didn't have
over-the-top celebrations for his recent victory.

McMillen (11-0) took on Alberto
Montes (12-2) in a featherweight matchup at
UFC Oklahoma City. “Gun” set a three-round UFC record with 252
significant strikes en route to a third-round finish. McMillen also
earned a $100,000 Performance of the Night bonus for his win over
Montes.

Notably, UFC executive Hunter Campbell was concerned about the
unbeaten prospect ahead of his latest bout.

Tommy McMillen discusses UFC concerns, Hunter Campbell's advice
and his comeback performance at UFC Oklahoma City

McMillen recently revealed that Campbell seemingly addressed his
party habits before UFC Oklahoma City. He had also earned a $100k
Fight of the Night bonus for his UFC debut win over Manolo
Zecchini this past April and admittedly didn't sleep for three
days while partying in Las Vegas.

The 28-year-old has now revealed that Campbell was worried after
hearing about his post-fight party binge and even approached
McMillen to check in on him ahead of the recently concluded Fight
Night. McMillen assured Campbell that he was “more dialed in than
ever†and backed up his claim with a solid win.

“I f*cking partied for three days straight after I won $100K for
the first time,†McMillen told Ariel Helwani. “Oklahoma City,
though, we kept it a little more low-key. I heard Hunter Campbell
was a little worried about me. He came up to me backstage after the
face-offs because somebody had told him I'd been partying a lot or
something like that. He was like, ‘Hey, kid, you good? You got a
good head on your shoulders? You’re in the right place?' I was just
like, ‘Oh yeah, I'm more dialed in than ever.'â€

McMillen has finished 10 of his 11 career wins so far. The only
time he went the distance was in his
Dana White's Contender Series win last year, where he came from
behind after getting rocked and nearly submitted in the first
round.

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Brendan Allen calls out Dricus Du Plessis with ‘DDP sucks’ jab

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Brendan Allen calls out Dricus Du Plessis with ‘DDP sucks’ jab
Brendan
Allen wants to add a win over a former
Ultimate Fighting Championship champion to his record.

Allen is on a three-fight win streak and is looking to enter the
title mix. He's now set his sights on former middleweight king
Dricus Du
Plessis, who defeated Kamaru
Usman at
UFC Oklahoma City. Allen has now claimed that du Plessis
“sucks†before calling him out.

Brendan Allen targets Dricus Du Plessis after UFC middleweight
callout

The win over Usman firmly put du Plessis back in the championship
conversation, especially considering he has two wins over the
current champion, Sean
Strickland. Allen sees “Stillknocks” as the ideal stepping
stone towards a title shot.

“DDP sucks end of story,†Allen wrote on X in an attempt to provoke
du Plessis.

He then called for a fight in October, accusing the former champ of
previously avoiding him.

“So are we [going to] fight October or are you [going to] keep
duckin? @dricusduplessis,†he posted.

Allen (27-7) is coming off consecutive wins over top-tier opponents
in Marvin
Vettori, Reinier
de Ridder, and Edmen
Shahbazyan, while du Plessis (24-3) bounced back from the first
defeat of his UFC career with the win over Usman.


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