Narkun Wins, Feucht Needs 13 Seconds
Tomasz Narkun submits Daniel Škvor at OKTAGON 95. Timo Feucht wins in 13 seconds after the original Kincl–Humburger headliner is cancelled.
Tomasz Narkun won the OKTAGON 95 main event at Mattoni Arena in Karlovy Vary on October 17. The former KSW champion submitted Daniel Škvor with a rear-naked choke at 2:29 of round one. Germany's Timo Feucht also made an immediate impact, winning by TKO in just 13 seconds.
The originally scheduled middleweight headliner between Patrik Kincl and Dominik Humburger did not take place. Humburger missed weight and Kincl declined the fight, moving Škvor and Narkun to the top of the card.
Narkun ends Škvor's winning streak
Narkun took the fight to the ground, worked his way to Škvor's back and secured the decisive choke. It was the Pole's first OKTAGON victory, ending Škvor's run of four straight stoppage wins.
Feucht rebounds with a 13-second TKO
Feucht dropped Zdeněk Polívka early in their light heavyweight bout and immediately followed up. The referee stopped the contest at 0:13 of round one. After losing his comeback fight in April, Feucht now has nine professional wins, all inside the distance. Our Feucht–Polívka preview covers the background to his return.
Aby upsets Dvořák, Juráček wins
Aaron Aby beat David Dvořák by split decision at flyweight. Two judges scored it 29–28 for the Welshman, with the third favouring Dvořák by the same margin. It was Aby's fourth consecutive victory. Matúš Juráček marked his OKTAGON return with a TKO win over Jozef Wittner at 3:17 of round three.
Fellow German Anatolij Baal suffered a defeat at featherweight, with Marco Novák winning by knockout at 0:57 of round two.