OKTAGON

OKTAGON 11

Completed 12 bouts

Key takeaways

  • David Kozma beat Samuel Krištofič by unanimous decision in the main event.
  • Jeremy Kimball beat Miloš Petrášek by unanimous decision in the co-main event at light heavyweight.
  • Nine of the twelve results came early: five knockouts and four submissions.

Main card

DK

David Kozma vs Samuel Krištofič

Unanimous decision R5 5:00
SK
MP

Miloš Petrášek vs Jeremy Kimball

Light heavyweight
Unanimous decision R3 5:00
JK

Radovan Úškrt vs Máté Kertész

Welterweight
Knockout R2 4:50
MK
JG

Jan Gottvald vs Mantas Zukauskas

Unanimous decision R3 5:00
MZ
OR

Ondřej Raška vs Václav Mikulášek

Middleweight
Submission R1 2:51
VM

Milan Ďatelinka vs Miroslav Brož

Middleweight
Knockout R1 3:20
MB
KV

Karlos Vémola vs Pawel Brandys

Light heavyweight
Submission R1 4:29
PB
RP

Robert Pukač vs Tomas Kuzela

Welterweight
Knockout R3 0:14
TK
KR

Karol Ryšavý vs Jaroslav Jartim

Submission R1 3:20
JJ
MK

Michal Konrad vs Mateusz Legierski

Knockout R1 4:51
ML
MB

Marek Bartl vs Aziz Dauliatov

Welterweight
Submission R2 1:52
AD
TS

Tomas Le Sy vs Omar Ahmad

Knockout R1 5:00
OA
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Results

Main and co-main events

David Kozma beat Samuel Krištofič by unanimous decision after five rounds in the main event of OKTAGON 11. The co-main event also went to the scorecards: Jeremy Kimball beat Miloš Petrášek after three rounds at light heavyweight.

How the card was decided

Across the twelve bouts that produced a result, five ended by knockout, four by submission and three on the judges' scorecards — nine stoppages in twelve fights. Every decision was unanimous: not one result divided the judges.

Finishes and fight times

The quickest finish belonged to Václav Mikulášek, who stopped Ondřej Raška at 2:51 of round one, and six of the nine finishes came inside the opening round. The longest was Robert Pukač's knockout of Tomas Kuzela, 10 minutes and 14 seconds in. End to end, the twelve fights filled one hour and 46 minutes of cage time.

Countries, weight classes and broadcast

Three weight classes were used, welterweight most often with three bouts.