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OKTAGON 95 Results: Narkun Submits Škvor, Feucht Wins in 13 Seconds, Aby Upsets Dvořák

OKTAGON 95 Results: Narkun Submits Škvor, Feucht Wins in 13 Seconds, Aby Upsets Dvořák

OKTAGON 95 lost its original main event before a single punch was thrown, but the fighters who remained produced plenty to talk about in Karlovy Vary.

Former KSW light heavyweight champion Tomasz Narkun submitted Daniel Škvor in the first round, Timo Feucht demolished Zdeněk Polívka in just 13 seconds, and Welsh flyweight Aaron Aby pulled off one of the night's biggest betting upsets against David Dvořák. Matúš Juráček also marked his return to OKTAGON with a third-round stoppage of Jozef Wittner.

The October 17, 2026 event took place at Mattoni Arena in Karlovy Vary, Czech Republic. It featured 10 contests, including an amateur opener and a special-rules Stand and Bang bout, after the anticipated Patrik Kincl vs. Dominik Humburger showdown was canceled following Friday's weigh-ins.

For OKTAGON MMA, it was a night of contrasting fortunes: established Czech names suffered damaging defeats, a Polish veteran revived his title ambitions, and several emerging fighters made convincing cases for bigger opportunities.

Tomasz Narkun submits Daniel Škvor in the first round

Daniel Škvor knew exactly where Tomasz Narkun was most dangerous. Knowing how to stop him proved considerably more difficult.

The Czech light heavyweight entered the main event on a four-fight winning streak and was favored to beat the former KSW champion. Škvor also had the striking credentials to cause Narkun problems, having spent much of his career competing at a high level in kickboxing.

For the first minute, the matchup appeared to be heading in his preferred direction. Škvor came out aggressively and landed several clean punches as Narkun tried to find his rhythm.

The Polish veteran, however, had no intention of spending the entire fight trading strikes.

Narkun secured a takedown, established control and gradually worked his way behind Škvor. Once he took the back, the finish came quickly. Narkun locked in a rear-naked choke and forced the tap at 2:29 of Round 1.

 

 

The result of Škvor vs. Narkun improved the Polish fighter's professional record to 22-7 and gave him his first victory under the OKTAGON banner.

It was an important statement for a fighter who built his reputation through years of championship success in KSW. Narkun's grappling remains a serious problem for the light heavyweight division, particularly against opponents whose strongest weapons are on the feet.

For Škvor, the defeat snapped his four-fight winning streak and damaged his hopes of moving closer to an OKTAGON title opportunity. He had been the local favorite in the replacement main event, but Narkun needed less than half a round to take the fight away from him.

Why was Patrik Kincl vs. Dominik Humburger canceled?

The biggest controversy of OKTAGON 95 actually happened the day before the event.

Former middleweight champion Patrik Kincl was originally scheduled to headline against Dominik Humburger in a major Czech matchup with championship implications.

Humburger failed to make the middleweight limit at Friday's official weigh-ins. His initial attempt registered 85.8 kilograms, well above the permitted 84.4 kilograms.

After receiving additional time, Humburger returned to the scale at 85 kilograms. Although he had reduced his weight, he was still approximately 600 grams over the limit.

Kincl, who had successfully made weight himself, declined to accept the fight under revised conditions. OKTAGON subsequently canceled the matchup rather than proceeding at a catchweight.

The decision removed one of the event's biggest attractions and forced the promotion to elevate Škvor vs. Narkun into the main-event position.

The cancellation was particularly frustrating because Kincl and Humburger were both attempting to improve their standing in the middleweight title picture. Their fight never reached the cage, and no result was recorded.

Timo Feucht knocks out Zdeněk Polívka in just 13 seconds

Anyone who looked away at the start of Timo Feucht vs. Zdeněk Polívka probably missed the entire fight.

The German light heavyweight needed only 13 seconds to secure one of the quickest stoppages of the evening.

Feucht connected with his first significant punch, a sharp jab that sent Polívka crashing to the canvas. He immediately followed his opponent to the ground and landed additional punches, prompting the referee to intervene.

 

 

It was an emphatic response from Feucht after his defeat earlier in 2026. He improved to 9-2, with all nine professional victories coming inside the distance.

Polívka had been returning to OKTAGON after approximately a year and a half away from the promotion, making the outcome especially disappointing for the Czech fighter.

The official result was a first-round TKO at 0:13. It was also the fastest finish on the entire OKTAGON 95 card.

Matúš Juráček stops Jozef Wittner in comeback victory

Matúš Juráček's return to OKTAGON after more than three and a half years away from the promotion was anything but straightforward.

Jozef Wittner had the better start in their middleweight matchup, securing an early takedown and controlling much of the opening round from top position.

Juráček began turning the fight around in the second. When Wittner attempted another takedown, the Czech fighter defended and landed a powerful knee that hurt his opponent.

Juráček followed with ground-and-pound and came close to finishing the fight, but Wittner survived the round.

By the third, the momentum had shifted decisively. Juráček was the more active fighter, eventually establishing a dominant ground position and unloading punches until the referee stopped the contest at 3:17.

The victory in Juráček vs. Wittner improved Juráček to 14-6 and gave him a memorable return to the organization where he previously built much of his popularity.

Wittner, meanwhile, fell to 16-8 as his difficult run continued.

Aaron Aby shocks David Dvořák in major flyweight upset

One of the most surprising OKTAGON 95 results came from a fight that lasted all three rounds.

Former UFC flyweight David Dvořák entered his matchup against Welsh veteran Aaron Aby as an overwhelming favorite, with some sportsbooks pricing the Czech fighter as short as 1.08 in decimal odds.

Aby was available at approximately 6.5 or longer, reflecting the significant gap between the two in pre-fight expectations.

But the contest proved much closer than those numbers suggested.

Dvořák started well, landing calf kicks, connecting with punches and adding a takedown near the end of the opening round. Aby responded by pushing him toward the fence and making the fight increasingly physical.

The second round featured competitive exchanges and positional battles. Dvořák briefly took Aby's back, but the Welshman reversed the position and continued forcing clinch exchanges.

Neither fighter established a decisive advantage in the final round. Dvořák completed another takedown, but Aby quickly returned to his feet and maintained his wrestling pressure along the fence.

After 15 minutes, the judges were split. Two favored Aby, awarding him the biggest betting upset among the featured fights.

The victory in Aby vs. Dvořák extended the Welshman's winning streak to four and strengthened his position in the flyweight division.

With both men having previously challenged for OKTAGON gold, the decision could also have implications for the title picture surrounding champion Zhalgas Zhumagulov.

Marco Novák finishes Anatolij Baal after brutal striking combination

Slovak featherweight Marco Novák delivered another memorable finish during the preliminary card.

Novák started strongly against German opponent Anatolij Baal, defending takedown attempts and landing effective strikes during the opening round.

Early in Round 2, Novák began putting together the combinations that ultimately ended the contest.

He connected with hard knees and a clean head kick before following up with additional knees and an elbow as Baal struggled to recover.

The referee stopped the fight at 0:57 of the second round, giving Novák a knockout victory.

The result of Novák vs. Baal improved the Slovak fighter to 8-3 and gave him a strong response to his previous defeat in Bratislava.

OKTAGON 95 preliminary results: Štěpán stays unbeaten, Červinský and Kadimagomaev win

Beyond the major finishes, several other fighters strengthened their positions with decision victories in Karlovy Vary.

Václav Štěpán remained undefeated after controlling much of his catchweight contest against Aria Azarnoosh. Štěpán defended takedown attempts, landed repeatedly with punches and kicks, and attacked the legs effectively.

Azarnoosh, who accepted the fight on short notice, continued competing despite suffering a leg injury during the opening round. Štěpán ultimately earned a clear unanimous decision in Štěpán vs. Azarnoosh.

Viktor Červinský also enjoyed a successful promotional debut, defeating Daniel Hromek by unanimous decision in their welterweight matchup. The 22-year-old Czech prospect entered the event with experience competing in KSW and added another important victory in Červinský vs. Hromek.

Husein Kadimagomaev likewise made a winning OKTAGON debut. The Swiss fighter controlled much of his 72-kilogram catchweight contest against experienced Mexican Marco Elpidio, using cleaner striking, calf kicks and effective positional control to win a unanimous decision.

The promotion also staged a special Stand and Bang contest between Robin Fošum and Tomáš Klabík. After three competitive rounds of striking, Fošum took the unanimous decision.

Opening the event was an amateur lightweight bout in which Rakhim Iliskhanov defeated Patrik Pikeš by split decision over three three-minute rounds.

OKTAGON 95 full results

The complete results from October 17 at Mattoni Arena in Karlovy Vary, including the special-rules contest and amateur opener:

Cancelled: Patrik Kincl vs. Dominik Humburger — middleweight, removed from the card after Humburger missed weight.

Across the event's 10 contests, four fights ended by stoppage, while the remaining six went to a decision. Eight bouts took place under standard professional MMA rules, alongside the Stand and Bang match and amateur opener.

OKTAGON 95 results FAQ

Who won Daniel Škvor vs. Tomasz Narkun at OKTAGON 95?

Tomasz Narkun defeated Daniel Škvor by rear-naked choke submission at 2:29 of Round 1 in the OKTAGON 95 main event. The victory improved Narkun's professional MMA record to 22-7.

Why was Patrik Kincl vs. Dominik Humburger canceled at OKTAGON 95?

Dominik Humburger failed to make the middleweight limit during the October 16 weigh-ins. He weighed 85.8 kilograms on his first attempt and 85 kilograms on his second, remaining over the permitted 84.4 kilograms. Patrik Kincl declined to fight at a revised catchweight, and the bout was canceled.

How fast did Timo Feucht knock out Zdeněk Polívka?

Timo Feucht stopped Zdeněk Polívka in just 13 seconds of the first round. Feucht dropped Polívka with his opening significant punch and followed up on the ground to earn the TKO.

Who won David Dvořák vs. Aaron Aby at OKTAGON 95?

Aaron Aby defeated former UFC fighter David Dvořák by split decision after three rounds. Aby entered as a major betting underdog and extended his winning streak to four fights with the victory.

Did Matúš Juráček win his comeback fight against Jozef Wittner?

Yes. Matúš Juráček defeated Jozef Wittner by third-round TKO at 3:17. The victory marked Juráček's successful return to OKTAGON after more than three and a half years away from the promotion.

How did Marco Novák defeat Anatolij Baal?

Marco Novák stopped Anatolij Baal at 0:57 of Round 2 after connecting with a damaging sequence of knees, a head kick and follow-up strikes. The result was recorded as a knockout.

Where did OKTAGON 95 take place?

OKTAGON 95: Škvor vs. Narkun took place Saturday, October 17, 2026, at Mattoni Arena in Karlovy Vary, Czech Republic.

How many fights took place at OKTAGON 95?

There were 10 contests in total: eight standard professional MMA fights, one Stand and Bang special-rules bout and one amateur lightweight fight. The scheduled Patrik Kincl vs. Dominik Humburger main event was canceled before the event.

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