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.
Also presented: Mågård Eyes Bantamweight Redemption
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.
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.
Lucas
Fernando likely wouldn't have debuted in the
Ultimate Fighting Championship if not for his wife.
Fernando (14-3) made his promotional debut against Rafael
Tobias at UFC
330. He put on a striking clinic before dropping Tobias with a
knee to the body and finishing him with vicious follow-up shots in
the third round.
Lucas Fernando rebounded from DWCS and LFA losses to earn his
UFC opportunity
Fernando called his wife during the post-fight press conference and
said he couldn't wait to return to her in Brazil after being in the
U.S. for a month. He also credited his wife for talking him out of
quitting mixed martial arts after his loss on
Dana White's Contender Series in 2023. While Fernando was
skeptical about fully committing to the sport after his defeat, his
wife convinced him to pursue his dream of a UFC career.
“My wife, I miss her a lot,†Fernando said at the post-fight
presser. “I've been in the United States for a month training, so I
can't wait to go home… After the loss in Contender, I called her up
and said, ‘You know, maybe this is not for me. I should look for
something else. Or maybe shouldn't dedicate to this 100%. She said
no. She believed in me, she supported me, she supported this dream
of mine to be in the UFC.â€
Fernando suffered a decision loss against Cesar
Almeida at DWCS in 2023, which was followed by another defeat
in the
Legacy Fighting Alliance. He then rebounded with four
consecutive wins that saw him win and defend the LFA light
heavyweight title twice to earn another shot at the UFC.
#UFC330’s
Lucas
Fernando admits his wife talked him out of walking away from
MMA after his failed DWCS loss:
“She believed in me, she supported me, and she’s always supported
this dream of being in the UFC.” pic.twitter.com/jkcP6Wnzpk
Charles
Johnson claims he's proficient in the Scottish twister.
Johnson (20-9) was originally scheduled to fight Jose Ochoa
in an
Ultimate Fighting Championship flyweight tilt. However, Ochoa
withdrew after the tragic death of his
Chute Boxe teammate, Allan
Nascimento.
Dana White's Contender Series graduate Eduardo
Henrique stepped up on three days' notice to replace Ochoa
against Johnson, who earned a bonus for a sensational and rare
submission.
Charles Johnson routinely practices the Scottish twister that
finished Eduardo Henrique
While Henrique was efficient on the feet, Johnson wore him out with
a well-rounded approach. As Henrique was trying to reverse a
takedown, “InnerG†caught him in a Scottish twister to force the
tap in the third round. Johnson's Scottish twister was the second
ever in UFC history, following Murtazali
Magomedov's win over Melsik
Baghdasaryan this past June.
Johnson claims he regularly trains the move in practice and
successfully lands it at least once a week. The flyweight veteran
also revealed that he learned the move from former Bellator
MMA bantamweight champion Patrick
“Patchy†Mix.
“I hit that at least once or twice a week on people in practice, so
it's just about getting there,†Johnson said at the post-fight
press conference. “Patchy Mix actually showed me that move, so I'm
going to give him his flowers, man. He showed it to me about a year
and a half ago.â€
Johnson has struggled for consistency in his last six outings, but
has remained active, already recording four fights this year.
ðŸ˜¯ðŸŒªï¸ Charles
Johnson says he hits the Scottish Twister submission on people
‘once or twice a week' in practice, and Patchy Mix showed it to
him
“I hit that atleast once or twice a week on people in practice, so
it's just about getting there.
Patchy Mix actually showed me that… pic.twitter.com/RlmyS5qkIP
— Home of Fight (@Home_of_Fight)
August 16, 2026
Chidi
Njokuani stood his ground against the Pennsylvania State
Athletic Commission.
Njokuani scored an upset win over Joel
Alvarez via unanimous decision at UFC
330. “Chidi Bang Bang†subsequently explained why he had to
step on the scales twice at the official weigh-ins before the
fight.
Chidi Njokuani says faulty scale reading led to second UFC 330
weigh-in
Njokuani initially weighed in half a pound over the non-title
171-pound limit, before returning shortly after to successfully
make weight behind the privacy screen. He blames the confusion on
athletic commission officials.
Njokuani claims he had made weight with his underwear on backstage
on the digital scales. When he missed weight on the official scale,
the commission asked him to cut the remaining weight. However, he
says he refused to cut weight any further, even jokingly
threatening the official in charge of the scales.
“They make us weigh in on the digital scale in the back first,â€
Njokuani said at the post-fight press conference. “They
double-check, make sure you're on weight before you go out there… I
weighed in on the scale in the back with my underwear on and I was
on weight. So, they were like, ‘Alright, go out there and weigh
yourself.' And then I was a pound heavy. That's why I was looking
at the commission; I didn't know what was going on. They’re like,
‘You’re going to have to cut,’ and I’m like, ‘I’m not going to cut
anything.’ I’m going to cut this motherf*cker if he doesn’t get his
sh*t together. They tried it again, put the scale on the right
weight and then I stepped on and it worked out.â€
With his win over Alvarez, Njokuani snapped a two-fight skid and
improved his record to 26-12.