Key takeaways
David Kozma beat Christian Eckerlin by submission at 4:58 of round one in the main event of OKTAGON 94 at the Deutsche Bank Park in Frankfurt. In the co-main event, Max Coga beat Christian Jungwirth by unanimous decision after three rounds at welterweight.
Across the nine bouts that produced a result, four ended by knockout, two by submission and three on the judges' scorecards — six stoppages in nine fights. Every decision was unanimous: not one result divided the judges.
The quickest finish belonged to Michael Obodozie, who stopped Oskar Staszczak at 1:08 of round one, and five of the six finishes came inside the opening round. The longest was Karlos Vémola's knockout of Frederic Vosgröne, 9 minutes and 50 seconds in. End to end, the nine fights filled one hour and 9 minutes of cage time.
The preliminary card out-finished the main card: four of its five results came early, against two of the four above it. Deniz Ilbay (knockout, round one), Jamie Cordero (knockout, round one) and Tamerlan Dulatov (submission, round one) all closed before the judges were needed.
The card drew fighters from three countries, three of them from Germany. Five weight classes were used, welterweight most often with four bouts.
