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Oktagon 67 Results: Adamia registers the title
Oktagon MMA founded a shop in the Czech city of Třinec on Saturday evening (February 22), and the leading promotion in Europe was delivered again. At night at the first round in the first round at Octagon 67 who also appeared crowned by the novel master and two more millions of euros Tipsport Gamechanger appeared.
In the main event, Beno Adamia (12-8-2) expanded his victorious run into six, sealing the division divided Sam Creasey (19-6)Flyight weight capacity. Both men had their neck and neck in the last round, with a couple very aware of what they were capable of, but it was the claimant who nodded with the judges after twenty -five minutes. Georgian adds his name to the list of MMA athletes from his countries raising world titles and now wants to prove how it dominates in the division.
Robert Pukac (19-13-1) stunned fans throughout the continent with His spectacular knockout With David Kozma (32-15) At the intra -interimtiner. The right hand from Słowacki cut and dropped “Pink Panther” briefly to the first round before he followed the destructive blows to close the show. It was so far the biggest win in his career, and due to the leading of the promotional legend, he can expect that several great attacks will go ahead.
Mick Stanton (14-8) It assured that England had a representative in the finals of the average weight of Tipsport Gamechanger. Miloš Petrášek (13-8) at a distance. Mark Hulme (13-3) made decisive statement in your promotional debut, submission Andreas Michailidis (16-9) Quickly to advance to the European MMA Champions League. Reserve Saw pyramid Jaime Corddero (8-2, 1NC)Close the sweeping arm triangle ON Milan Datelinka (10-8, 1NC) To give him a chance to enter the bracket at a later date.
Elsewhere on the card, Lucia Szabová (9-0) he remained undefeated SendingKalindra Faria (19-11-1) in Bantamweight and Niko Samsonidse (12-3)secured the winning TKO winning over Edgar Delgado Jimenez (15-7) In a featherweight competition. In addition, Tomáš Mudroch (6-1) He announced as the main Czech perspective, stopping Petru Buzdugan (6-2) After brilliant knocking down to upkick with a weight of 72 kg/159 pounds.
Oktagon 67 results
Main card
Main event
Fly weight title
Beno Adamia (12-8-2) defeated Creaseya (19-6) according to Split’s decision (48-47, 47-48, 48-47) to win Flyweight
Cooperation of cooperation
Semi -average weight
Robert Pukač (19-13-1) defeated David Kozma (32-15) by knockout (blows) at 2:15 round of the first
TIPSPORT GAMEchanger opening round
Mick Stanton (14-8) defeated Miloš Petráška (13-8) by a unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27) to advance to the quarter-finals
TIPSPORT GAMEchanger opening round
Mark Hulme (13-3) defeated Andreas Michailidis (16-9) by notification (Gilotine glare) at 2:20 round of the first to advance to the quarter-finals
Featherweight
Niko Samsonidse (12-3) defeated Edgar Delgado Jimenez (15-7) by TKO (leg kicks) at 0:27 round of the third
Wadzka Bantam
Lucia Szabová (9-0) defeated Kalindra Faria (19-11-1) by surrender (standing Keylock) at 4:17 round of the first
Foreplay
Lightweight massive weight
Daniel Škvor (8-4) defeated Antonio Zovaka (14-10) by surrendering (glarein glaight) at 0:26 round of the first
Reserve fight Gamechanger Tipsport Gamechanger
Jaime Corddero (8-2, 1NC) defeated Milan ďatelinka (10-8, 1NC) by surrender (ARM triangle choke) at 4:10 round of the first
Entry to fishing (72 kg/159 pounds)
Tomáš Mudroch (6-1) defeated Petru Buzdugan (6-2) by TKO (elbows) at 1:22 round of the first
Fly weight
Veronika Smolková (6-3) defeated Aitana Álvarez (7-8) by a unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27)
Average weight
Daniel Ligocki (3-1) defeated Dominic Schober (13-14) by TKO (elbows) at 3:39 round of the first
Oktagon MMA returned in less than two weeks to a system arranged from Stuttgart, Germany. Lazar Todev and Will Fleury will fight for a free heavyweight title in the Oktagon 68 Headlinier, and Christian Jungwirth returns home to face Marek Bartl. UFC veterans, Alan Omer, Jessin Ayari and Andreas Stahl are debuting promotional ones, while Denis Frimpong will return to Robin Frank.
Credit: Atlanta Police DepartmentThe Atlanta Police Department published new footage of UFC legend Dustin Poirier's arrest for public intoxication earlier this year.
Dustin Poirier returned to the UFC's broadcast desk last month for the first time since his arrest for public intoxication. After he was kicked off a plane at Atlanta's Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport, Poirier was arrested after berating flight attendants and other airport staff.
Poirier was quickly released on bond and faces up to a year in prison if convicted of the misdemeanor charge. As of this writing, Poirier's role as a UFC analyst remains intact, but Paramount could potentially punish the former UFC title challenger for his conduct.
Initial footage of Poirier's arrest showed him highly intoxicated and challenging one of the responding officers to a fist fight. Luckily, Poirier was eventually taken into custody without issue.
Poirier has since publicly apologized for the incident and revealed he's dealt with alcohol abuse since retiring from fighting last year. His last fight came against then-BMF titleholder Max Holloway at UFC 318, losing by unanimous decision.
WATCH: New footage of Dustin Poirier's arrest: ‘F— the fans'
YouTuber Mark Fighting shared the full footage of Poirier's arrest and detainment, courtesy of the Atlanta Police Department.
Several of Poirier's longtime fighting adversaries, including Colby Covington and Conor McGregor, have scolded the former interim titleholder in the months following his arrest. UFC CEO Dana White shared a compassionate reaction to Poirier's legal issues and revealed the promotion's post-career care program for fighters.
As of this writing, Poirier hasn't addressed the newly released footage of his June arrest.
Poirier isn't the only former fighter dealing with legal issues since hanging up the gloves. Former UFC title challenger Anthony Smith faces a lengthy prison sentence if convicted of domestic violence, false imprisonment, and other charges linked to an altercation with his wife in Nebraska.
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Credit: Chris Unger/Zuffa LLCWelterweight veteran Niko Price will make his second, final walk to the Octagon next month at UFC Vegas 122.
UFC welterweight Niko Price dropped the gloves after a loss to Michael Chiesa at UFC Seattle earlier this year. In a fight in which both Price and Chiesa promised would be their last in the Octagon, Chiesa walked away with a storybook ending to his career.
Despite appearing to retire, Price didn't get any time on the microphone at UFC Seattle. A full video package played for Chiesa after his UFC Seattle victory to commemorate his tenure with the promotion.
After dropping the gloves at UFC Seattle, Price seemed destined never to return to the Octagon. But just months after UFC Seattle, Price will fight one more time at the UFC Apex before walking away from fighting.
Niko Price's second retirement fight booked for UFC Vegas 122
As reported by Heavy, Price will return to the Octagon to fight Leon Shahbazyan at UFC Vegas 122 on October 10th at the Apex. The card is headlined by a middleweight bout between Top 10 contenders Brendan Allen and Christian Leroy Duncan.
Leon, the brother of UFC middleweight vet Edmen Shahbazyan, will make his second UFC appearance after a first-round loss to Levan Chokheli in June. Before his UFC debut, Shahbazyan won four consecutive fights in Tuff N' Uff.
Price is seeking his first UFC win since defeating Alex Morono by unanimous decision at UFC 302. He's been with the promotion since his UFC debut at UFC 207, a first-round submission over Brandon Thatch.
Price has earned wins over the likes of Randy Brown, Alan Jouban, and Tim Means during his UFC tenure. The 36-year-old will look for one last highlight-reel victory at UFC Vegas 122.
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