OKTAGON

OKTAGON 92: Szabová vs. Pudilová

Completed Central Tennis Court Štvanice, Prague, Czechia 9 bouts

Key takeaways

  • Lucia Szabova beat Lucie Pudilová by unanimous decision in the main event.
  • Makhmud Muradov beat Will Fleury by knockout in the co-main event at light heavyweight.
  • Three of the nine results came early: three knockouts.

Main card

LS

Lucia Szabova vs Lucie Pudilová

Bantamweight
Unanimous decision R5 5:00
LP
WF

Will Fleury vs Makhmud Muradov

Light heavyweight
Knockout R2 0:21
MM
DK

David Kozma vs David Zawada

Welterweight
Unanimous decision R3 5:00
David Zawada
HN

Hafeni Nafuka vs Tomáš Mudroch

Lightweight
Unanimous decision R3 5:00
TM
JB

Jakub Batfalsky vs Vojtech Khol

Featherweight
Unanimous decision R3 5:00
VK

Preliminary card

DH

David Hošek vs Daniel Schwindt

Middleweight
Split decision R3 5:00
DS
MB

Miroslav Brož vs Rafael Aronov

Catchweight
Knockout R1 2:02
RA
RP

Roman Paulus vs Harun Kurt

Bantamweight
Split decision R3 5:00
HK
IK

Ivan Klevets vs Kevin Enz

Lightweight
Knockout R1 2:42
KE
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Results

Main and co-main events

Lucia Szabova beat Lucie Pudilová by unanimous decision after five rounds in the main event of OKTAGON 92 at the Central Tennis Court Štvanice in Prague. In the co-main event, Makhmud Muradov beat Will Fleury by knockout at 0:21 of round two at light heavyweight.

How the card was decided

Across the nine bouts that produced a result, three ended by knockout and six on the judges' scorecards — three stoppages in nine fights. Two of the six decisions divided the judges.

Finishes and fight times

The quickest finish belonged to Rafael Aronov, who stopped Miroslav Brož at 2:02 of round one, and two of the three finishes came inside the opening round. The longest was Makhmud Muradov's knockout of Will Fleury, 5 minutes and 21 seconds in. End to end, the nine fights filled one hour and 50 minutes of cage time.

Main card against the prelims

The preliminary card out-finished the main card: two of its four results came early, against one of the five above it. Rafael Aronov (knockout, round one) and Ivan Klevets (knockout, round one) all closed before the judges were needed.

Countries, weight classes and broadcast

Seven weight classes were used, bantamweight most often with two bouts.