OKTAGON 95 Unlocked #1: Kincl vs. Humburger Fight Week & Narkun Training
What does fight preparation look like before one of the biggest Czech MMA matchups of 2026? OKTAGON Unlocked Episode 1 follows fighters preparing for OKTAGON 95, headlined by Patrik Kincl against Dominik Humburger on October 17 at Mattoni Arena in Karlovy Vary.
The behind-the-scenes documentary goes inside training sessions, tactical discussions and the demands of making weight. It also spends time with former KSW champion Tomasz Narkun, who is preparing to face Daniel Škvor in another major fight on the card. From demanding Thai boxing drills to conversations about family life, the episode captures a side of OKTAGON MMA that fans rarely see during fight night.
Inside OKTAGON 95 fight week: Training, tactics and weight cutting
The first episode of Unlocked spends much of its time on the work that happens before the fighters reach the arena. Training footage explores the contrast between technical discipline and natural aggression, with discussions about how different approaches can influence a fight.
There are demanding conditioning sessions at CrossFit Steelings, striking drills and conversations about the physical toll of preparing for competition. One particularly revealing segment addresses the challenge of bringing body weight down from around 100 kg toward the 84 kg middleweight limit.
The documentary also makes room for the less serious moments of a training camp. Fighters discuss diet temptations, share homemade cakes and even joke about the financial advice they would give their younger selves, including buying Bitcoin early.
Those moments offer a useful contrast to the intensity of the gym. The fighters are preparing for important contests, but the personalities and routines outside the cage are part of what makes this episode different from a conventional event trailer or promotional face-off.
Patrik Kincl vs. Dominik Humburger headlines OKTAGON 95
The main event brings together two Czech middleweights at different stages of their careers.
Kincl, a former OKTAGON middleweight champion with a 30-12 professional record, has rebuilt momentum following defeats to Kerim Engizek and Machmud Muradov. He returned to winning ways against Robert Pukač in December 2025 before submitting Hojat Khajevand with an arm-triangle choke at OKTAGON 91 in July 2026.
That submission was among the notable finishes featured in MMAtown's Top 10 OKTAGON MMA Finishes of 2026.
Humburger, meanwhile, enters at 12-3 with nine knockout or TKO victories. The Czech soldier made his promotional debut in Karlovy Vary at OKTAGON 70, where he stopped Samuel Krištofič in the second round. A victory over Mark Hulme followed before he lost a competitive decision to Kerim Engizek in the Tipsport Gamechanger semifinals.
That battle with Engizek became one of the standout fights of 2025. For a closer look at Humburger under championship-level pressure, watch MMAtown's Engizek vs. Humburger Fight of the Year contender from OKTAGON 77.
Humburger subsequently defeated Zebaztian Kadestam at OKTAGON 87 and called out Kincl. Their OKTAGON 95 middleweight showdown now pits Kincl's experience and grappling against Humburger's aggressive striking. The winner is expected to move closer to a championship opportunity.
Tomasz Narkun prepares for Daniel Škvor
One of the most distinctive parts of OKTAGON Unlocked #1 follows Polish MMA veteran Tomasz Narkun as he prepares for his light heavyweight matchup with Daniel Škvor.
Narkun, a former longtime KSW light heavyweight champion, enters OKTAGON 95 with a 21-7 record and 15 submission victories. His ground game presents a serious challenge to Škvor, a Czech striker with a background in Muay Thai and GLORY kickboxing.
The documentary follows Narkun training away from home, including preparation on his opponent's territory. Viewers also see a quieter side of the Polish fighter through moments with his daughter and conversations about life beyond competition.
The Daniel Škvor vs. Tomasz Narkun matchup is a significant light heavyweight contest on the October 17 card. Škvor brings a striking-oriented style, while Narkun's submission record makes prolonged grappling exchanges particularly dangerous.
For Narkun, the fight offers an opportunity to establish himself against an established OKTAGON contender. For Škvor, defeating a former KSW champion would strengthen his position in the division.
OKTAGON 95 preview: Other fights in Karlovy Vary
Beyond the Kincl-Humburger main event and Narkun-Škvor matchup, OKTAGON 95 features several contests with implications across the promotion's divisions.
Former UFC flyweight David Dvořák faces Welsh veteran Aaron Aby in Dvořák vs. Aby. Both have previously challenged for OKTAGON's flyweight championship and are looking to move back toward title contention.
The featherweight lineup includes Marco Novák vs. Anatolij Baal, matching the Czech fighter against an experienced German opponent. Zdeněk Polívka's return against Timo Feucht and Matúš Juráček's matchup with Jozef Wittner add further depth to the Karlovy Vary card.
OKTAGON 95 takes place on Saturday, October 17, 2026, at Mattoni Arena. The promotion then heads to Munich for OKTAGON 96 on October 31, headlined by the Amiran Gogoladze vs. Felix Klinkhammer welterweight championship fight.
For viewers following the final preparations before Karlovy Vary, Unlocked #1 offers more than a traditional fight preview: a look at how Kincl, Humburger, Narkun and the other featured fighters approach the physical demands, tactical decisions and personal pressures leading into fight night.