KSW

KSW 117: Pawlak vs Khalidov

Completed COS Torwar, Warszawa, Poland 9 bouts

Key takeaways

  • Paweł Pawlak beat Mamed Khalidov by knockout in the main event.
  • Phil De Fries beat Marcin Wójcik by submission in the co-main event at heavyweight.
  • Five of the nine results came early: four knockouts and one submission.
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Main card

PP ✓

Paweł Pawlak vs Mamed Khalidov

Middleweight
Knockout R4 4:59
MK
PF ✓

Phil De Fries vs Marcin Wójcik

Heavyweight
Submission R1 4:07
MW
DR ✓

Daniel Rutkowski vs Oleksii Polischuck

Featherweight
Unanimous decision R3 5:00
OP
AV ✓

Andi Vrtačić vs Albert Odzimkowski

Middleweight
Knockout R1 4:53
AO
MM ✓

Marcelo Morelli vs Werlleson Martins

Bantamweight
Unanimous decision R3 5:00
WM
WP

Welisson Paiva vs Hugo Deux

Welterweight
Knockout R2 4:59
HD ✓
JG

Jacek Gać vs Luka Vrtačić

Middleweight
Knockout R1 0:43
LV ✓
TL ✓

Tobiasz Le vs Sebastian Decowski

Bantamweight
Unanimous decision R3 5:00
SD
NB ✓

Nacim Belhouachi vs Jan Mašek

Featherweight
Unanimous decision R3 5:00
JM
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Results

Main and co-main events

Paweł Pawlak beat Mamed Khalidov by knockout at 4:59 of round four in the main event of KSW 117 at the COS Torwar in Warszawa. In the co-main event, Phil De Fries beat Marcin Wójcik by submission at 4:07 of round one at heavyweight.

How the card was decided

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

Finishes and fight times

The quickest finish belonged to Luka Vrtačić, who stopped Jacek Gać after 43 seconds, and three of the five finishes came inside the opening round. The longest was Paweł Pawlak's knockout of Mamed Khalidov, 19 minutes and 59 seconds in. End to end, the nine fights filled one hour and 40 minutes of cage time.

Countries, weight classes and broadcast

Five weight classes were used, middleweight most often with three bouts. KSWTV carried all nine bouts.