OKTAGON

OKTAGON 43: Kincl vs Vemola 2

Completed 11 bouts

Key takeaways

  • Robert Bryczek beat Lee Chadwick by knockout in the main event.
  • Amiran Gogoladze beat Liam Etebar by unanimous decision in the co-main event at welterweight.
  • Six of the eleven results came early: two knockouts and four submissions.

Main card

Robert Bryczek ✓

Robert Bryczek vs Lee Chadwick

Knockout R1 2:46
LC
AG ✓

Amiran Gogoladze vs Liam Etebar

Welterweight
Unanimous decision R3 5:00
LE
AV ✓

Ahmed Vila vs Kimbo Thinghaugen

Featherweight
Submission R1 4:05
KT
DK ✓

David Kozma vs Alex Lohoré

Welterweight
Unanimous decision R3 5:00
AL
PK ✓

Patrik Kincl vs Karlos Vémola

Unanimous decision R5 5:00
KV
ML ✓

Mateusz Legierski vs Matěj Kuzník

Lightweight
Unanimous decision R3 5:00
MK
RP

Robert Pukač vs Miroslav Brož

Split decision R3 5:00
MB ✓
MM ✓

Marek Mazuch vs Gianni Melillo

Middleweight
Knockout R2 1:55
GM
JT

Jose Daniel Toledo vs Marc Doussis

Light heavyweight
Submission R1 3:12
MD ✓
MD ✓

Matej Danek vs Endrit Brajshori

Submission R2 3:37
EB
LG ✓

Louis Glismann vs Melvin van Suijdam

Submission R1 5:00
MS
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Results

Main and co-main events

Robert Bryczek beat Lee Chadwick by knockout at 2:46 of round one in the main event of OKTAGON 43. In the co-main event, Amiran Gogoladze beat Liam Etebar by unanimous decision after three rounds at welterweight.

How the card was decided

Across the eleven bouts that produced a result, two ended by knockout, four by submission and five on the judges' scorecards — six stoppages in eleven fights. One of the five decisions divided the judges.

Finishes and fight times

The quickest finish belonged to Robert Bryczek, who stopped Lee Chadwick at 2:46 of round one, and four of the six finishes came inside the opening round. The longest was Matej Danek's submission of Endrit Brajshori, 8 minutes and 37 seconds in. End to end, the eleven fights filled one hour and 56 minutes of cage time.

Countries, weight classes and broadcast

Five weight classes were used, welterweight most often with two bouts.