OKTAGON

OKTAGON 40

Completed 10 bouts

Key takeaways

  • Bojan Veličković beat Ion Surdu by submission in the main event.
  • Andreas Michailidis beat Leandro Silva by unanimous decision in the co-main event.
  • Three of the ten results came early: two knockouts and one submission.

Main card

Bojan Veličković ✓

Bojan Veličković vs Ion Surdu

Submission R2 0:00
Ion Surdu Moldova
LS

Leandro Silva vs Andreas Michailidis

Unanimous decision R3 5:00
Andreas Michailidis ✓ Greece
Matúš Juráček ✓ Czech Republic

Matúš Juráček vs John Palaiologos

Welterweight
Unanimous decision R3 5:00
JP
MK

Máté Kertész vs Mohamed Grabinski

Welterweight
Knockout R1 2:53
MG ✓
SK

Samuel Krištofič vs Alex Lohoré

Unanimous decision R3 5:00
Alex Lohoré ✓ England
DK ✓

David Kozma vs Łukasz Siwiec

Welterweight
Split decision R3 5:00
ŁS
CJ ✓

Christian Jungwirth vs Tato Primera

Welterweight
Unanimous decision R3 5:00
TP
JŠ

Jan Široký vs Jaroslav Pokorny

Knockout R2 3:03
JP ✓
RÚ

Radovan Úškrt vs Melvin van Suijdam

Unanimous decision R1 5:00
MS ✓
LG ✓

Louis Glismann vs Andrej Kalašnik

Welterweight
Unanimous decision R3 5:00
Andrej Kalašnik Czech Republic
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Results

Main and co-main events

Bojan Veličković beat Ion Surdu by submission at 0:00 of round two in the main event of OKTAGON 40. In the co-main event, Andreas Michailidis beat Leandro Silva by unanimous decision after three rounds.

How the card was decided

Across the ten bouts that produced a result, two ended by knockout, one by submission and seven on the judges' scorecards — three stoppages in ten fights. One of the seven decisions divided the judges.

Finishes and fight times

The quickest finish belonged to Mohamed Grabinski, who stopped Máté Kertész at 2:53 of round one, and one of the three finishes came inside the opening round. The longest was Jaroslav Pokorny's knockout of Jan Široký, 8 minutes and 3 seconds in. End to end, the ten fights filled one hour and 51 minutes of cage time.

Countries, weight classes and broadcast

The card drew fighters from four countries, two of them from Czech Republic.