Key takeaways
Losene Keita beat Ronald Paradeiser by knockout at 4:03 of round two in the main event of OKTAGON 65 at the O2 Arena in Prague. In the co-main event, Will Fleury beat Karlos Vémola by unanimous decision after five rounds at light heavyweight.
Across the nine bouts that produced a result, two ended by knockout, one by submission and six on the judges' scorecards — three stoppages in nine fights. Three of the six decisions divided the judges.
The quickest finish belonged to Agy Sardari, who stopped Ognjen Dimić at 1:14 of round two. The longest was Losene Keita's knockout of Ronald Paradeiser, 9 minutes and 3 seconds in. End to end, the nine fights filled two hours and 13 minutes of cage time.
The main card finished at the higher rate: two of five, against one of the four below it. Agy Sardari (submission, round two) all closed before the judges were needed.
Six weight classes were used, lightweight most often with three bouts.
