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Oktagon 73 Weighing Drama: Champion demolished before the Hamburg Fight Cardoktagon 73 Weighing Drama: Champion overtook the fight against Hamburg

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Hamburg, Germany -Wysoki drama developed during the official octagon 73 indicator earlier, as a master of flies Beno Adamia He was deprived of his title for the lack of weight, just a few hours before one of the largest MMA events in Germany’s history. Sold Out Barclays Arena In Hamburg they will welcome 15,000 fans Tomorrow evening for a folding composition crowned in battles with high rates and national pride.

Main event: Christian Eckerlin vs. Robert Pukač

In the main attraction, Germany’s own Christian “King of Germany” Eckerlin (17-6, 1NC) He returns to defend his family soil in the show in welterweight against Slovak Robert “Prince of Bratislava” Pukač (19-13-1). After issuing the Oktagon record from over 60,000 fans last year, Eckerlin intends to provide another performance before the passionate crowd of Hamburg.

The title of flying weight in Jeopardy: Adamia misses weight

Originally scheduled for the fight for the championship, the Flyweight competition between Beno Adamia (12-8-2) i Zhalgas zhumagulov (17-9) She took a dramatic phrase after Adamia did not reach a weight limit of 56.7 kg (125 pounds). As a result, he was deprived of the title of Flygon weight. The belt is now only to get Zhumagulovwho attacked the promotion with a dominant debut and is focused on a laser in gold claim.

Heavyweight Co-Main: Adam Pałasz vs. Kasim Aras

A colleague brings hefty Hitters as a Polish knockout artist Adam Pałasz (9-4) collides with a promotional novice and Bellator veteran Kasim Aras (9-5). Expect fireworks because both men want to shake the heavyweight image with winning.

Can Kaik Brito recover glory?

Former champion of the octagon welterweight Hook brito (17-6) He wants to return to the competition for the title when he faces the highly experienced Joilton lutterbach (39-10, 1NC), which debuts in Oktagon. This fight promises a relentless pace and an elite blow.

Veteran Clash: Stolze vs. Ayari

German MMA fans will be treated at the battle between UFC veterans When local heroes Niklas proud (14-7) I Jessin Ayari (18-6) Selected in a key combination of welterweight. Both are eager to restore at the International Retention Center.

Bantamweight stands out Jonas “Shark” Mågård (17-7) continues his mission back to the title picture when he accepts his own Berlin Iran Nezhad dye (12-3-1). Known for his aggression and final ability, Mågård will want to make a final statement on the territory of the enemy.

How to watch

  • International transmission: Survive Octagon.tv
  • Germany: RTL+
  • France: RMC Sport
  • Greece: Cosmote.tv
  • Turkey: S SPORT Plus
  • Start time: 17:00 BST / 18:00 CEST / 12:00 ET / 9AM PT

Octagon 73 He promises that he will be one of the most memorable MMA events this year, combining national pride, the championship rate and global talent under one roof. Stay with the results, attractions and precipitation after the fight.

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UFC legend edges Euphoria actor in Misfits Boxing debut

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UFC legend edges Euphoria actor in Misfits Boxing debut

On Saturday, the latest Misfits Boxing card went down at the James L. Knight Center in Miami, Fla., headlined by the Misfits debut of former two-division UFC champion Henry Cejudo. “Triple C†was originally supposed to fight top influencer boxer Deen the Great, but after he pulled out, professional boxer and Euphoria star Javon “Wanna†Walton stepped in. And despite being 20 years his senior and having no professional boxing experience, Cejudo gave the 20-year-old all he could handle, using his speed to edge out a decision.

Walton came out strong, using his youth and length to keep Cejudo at the end of his range. But the former Olympic gold medalist wrestler soon figured out the television star's timing, bouncing in and out and forcing him to miss punches while Cejudo landed his own powerful hooks. Every round was competitive, but by the end of the four rounds, two of three judges scored the contest 3-1 for Cejudo, with the dissenting judge giving Walton three rounds.

After the bout, Cejudo acknowledged that the fight was close and said that, out of respect, he'd be happy to run it back with Walton giving Walton a full training camp. But before that happens, Cejudo took the time to call out his would-be opponent.

“Man, there was somebody I was supposed to fight! Deen The Duck, where are you?!?!?!†Is he even here? Dean The Duck! There's no Deen The Great. This dude ducked. This dude's just having fun with his boyfriend, and it's time for me to put his ass down.â€

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Video: UFC fighter disqualified after brutal illegal knee knocks out opponent

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Video: UFC fighter disqualified after brutal illegal knee knocks out opponent
UFC Fight Night: Osmanli v Akylbek
UFC Fight Night: Osmanli v Akylbek

LAS VEGAS, NEVADA – SEPTEMBER 26: Ilimbek Akylbek of Kyrgyzstan reacts after receiving an illegal knee from Mahammadali Osmanli of Azerbaijan in a bantamweight fight during the UFC Fight Night event at Meta APEX on September 26, 2026 in Las Vegas, Nevada. (Photo by Jeff Bottari/Zuffa LLC)

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Tony Ferguson defends Misfits Boxing middleweight title with second-round knockout of Mahmood Sebie

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Tony Ferguson defends Misfits Boxing middleweight title with second-round knockout of Mahmood Sebie

Tony Ferguson's boxing renaissance continues.

On Saturday, the latest Misfits Boxing card went down at the James L. Knight Center in Miami, Fla., headlined by the Misfits debut of former two-division UFC champion Henry Cejudo. But before Cejudo made the walk, former UFC interim lightweight champion Tony Ferguson successfully defended his Misfits middleweight title with a second-round finish over Mahmood Sebie in the co-main event.

Ferguson was originally supposed to defend his title against former soccer player Kenzo Biyong, but when Biyong withdrew from the fight just a few days before the event, Sebie — a former Olympic wrestler and MMA fighter — stepped in.

When the fight started, Ferguson came out strong with his pressure and jab, quickly putting Sebie on the back foot. After controlling the round, Ferguson then nearly scored the knockout at the end of the first, dropping Sebie with a sharp right hand. But Sebie was able to beat the count, and when he came out for the second round, he almost immediately hurt Ferguson, putting “El Cucuy†on the defensive. Ultimately, Sebie couldn't close the show, and Ferguson turned the tables on him, sticking Sebie in the corner and pouring on the punches until the referee was forced to intervene.

After the fight, Ferguson was honest about his performance, noting that the passing of his mother beforehand left him not in the best state, even agreeing with Austin McBroom — who stepped in the ring to set up a title fight between them — when he said he didn't know what he watched.

“I'm gonna be real with you, I don't know what the f*ck it was either,†Ferguson said. “I was in the back, still dazed. It was kind of like in a dream state, trying to figure everything out. Literally, I lost my mom a couple of months ago, so I'm just battling through everything I possibly can right now. That shit is not going to happen when we fight.â€

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