Key takeaways
Will Fleury beat Kasim Aras by knockout at 1:28 of round two in the main event of OKTAGON 90 at the Uber Arena in Berlin. In the co-main event, Mateusz Legierski beat Gökhan Aksu by knockout at 3:26 of round one at lightweight.
Across the eleven bouts that produced a result, seven ended by knockout, one by submission and three on the judges' scorecards — eight stoppages in eleven fights. One of the three decisions divided the judges.
The quickest finish belonged to Tyrone Pfeifer, who stopped Niklas Stolze after 21 seconds, and five of the eight finishes came inside the opening round. The longest was Alina Dalaslan's knockout of Djulia Ariana, 7 minutes and 45 seconds in. End to end, the eleven fights filled one hour and 15 minutes of cage time.
The main card finished at the higher rate: five of six, against three of the five below it. Arijan Topallaj (submission, round two), Matěj Peňáz (knockout, round one) and Zafar Mohsen (knockout, round one) all closed before the judges were needed.
Six weight classes were used, lightweight most often with five bouts.