Oktagon 93: Roušal vs. Mågård Preview: Full Fight Card Breakdown
OKTAGON returns to Brno on September 12, and the Winning Group Arena will host the promotion's 93rd event in a city that has served as one of its most important homes. The headline fight features hometown favorite Radek Roušal against former two-time OKTAGON champion Jonas "Shark" Mågård in a featherweight clash built equally on genuine sporting stakes and personal animosity.
Full Fight Card
| Fight | Weight Class | Card Section |
|---|---|---|
| Radek Roušal vs. Jonas Mågård | Featherweight | Main Card |
| Andrej Kalašnik vs. Kennedy Rayomba | Welterweight | Main Card |
| Vladimír Lengál vs. Maurice Adorf | Lightweight | Main Card |
| Josef Hála vs. Radovan Úškrt | Catchweight | Main Card |
| Daniel Ligocki vs. Brajan Przysiwek | Middleweight | Main Card |
| Jakub Dohnal vs. Vojto Barborík | Lightweight | Main Card |
| Tomáš Cigánik vs. Murat Tüysüz | Lightweight | Main Card |
| Niamh Kinehan vs. Alana Cook | Women's Bantamweight | Main Card |
| Vojtech Garba vs. Robert Lau | Light Heavyweight | Main Card |
| Šimon Bruknar vs. Nathan Haywood | Bantamweight | Main Card |
| Ali Gündüz vs. Dávid Dániel Komár | Bantamweight | Main Card |
Main Event: Radek Roušal vs. Jonas Mågård
Roušal arrives on a four-fight finishing streak, making him one of the hottest active fighters on the OKTAGON roster. Fighting in front of his home crowd in Brno amplifies the stakes considerably. The atmosphere at Winning Group Arena for an OKTAGON event is not neutral ground — it applies pressure that visiting fighters have to account for throughout the night.
Mågård is exactly the kind of opponent who arrives immune to that pressure. The Dane nicknamed "Shark" has captured the OKTAGON championship twice, placing him among the most accomplished fighters in the organization's history. He is ranked among the world's top 60 featherweights and has carried that pedigree into the buildup with confrontational confidence. The verbal sparring between these two has been sharp and personal throughout the lead-up, which suggests neither will be content with a conservative performance once the cage door closes.
The original headline was a welterweight title contest between Kaik Brito and Amiran Gogoladze, which was cancelled. Roušal vs. Mågård steps in as a worthy replacement — local hero on a finishing streak against a proven multi-time champion is a clean story with genuine stakes.
Co-Main Event: Andrej Kalašnik vs. Kennedy Rayomba
Andrej "Vagabund" Kalašnik returns to the cage after a one-year absence, and the Brno crowd has been anticipating this appearance. He is one of OKTAGON's most entertaining fighters — known for showmanship, aggression, and the kind of personality that fills arenas — and his welterweight return against Kennedy Rayomba carries real stakes for where he stands in the division.
A year away from competition raises genuine questions about timing and sharpness. Rayomba is a capable opponent who will test that immediately. Welterweight at this level in OKTAGON is competitive, and for Kalašnik to reassert himself in divisional conversations, this is not a fight he can sleepwalk through. His best performances have come when he fights loose and pressures from the first bell. If that instinct is intact after the layoff, Brno will be loud about it.
Notable Bouts
The lightweight division gets significant attention on this card. Vladimír Lengál meets Maurice Adorf at fight order three in a bout that could shape divisional standings, and the class features two further matchups — Jakub Dohnal vs. Vojto Barborík and Tomáš Cigánik vs. Murat Tüysüz. Three lightweight bouts on one card gives the division a chance to sort itself out in a meaningful way.
Niamh Kinehan vs. Alana Cook in Women's Bantamweight is worth watching closely. OKTAGON has gradually expanded its women's programming, and both athletes have finishing ability. In front of a crowd that rewards aggression, this matchup could produce a standout performance.
Vojtech Garba faces Robert Lau in Light Heavyweight — a division that occasionally gets less spotlight in OKTAGON programming but consistently delivers when given the space.
OKTAGON in Brno
This is the 17th OKTAGON tournament held in Brno, and the relationship between the city and the promotion is defined by landmark moments: champion coronations, Challenge finals, underground tournaments, and the COVID-era events when the promotion used the city as its hub while live events went dark elsewhere in Europe. The crowd in Brno is educated about the fighters, deeply invested in the local ones, and capable of shifting the energy in a fight in ways that pure skill differences cannot entirely account for.
Roušal fighting at home on a finishing streak against a former double champion he has traded words with for months — that is the kind of main event that writes itself. The depth of the card around it, with multiple lightweight bouts and a compelling co-main event return, makes OKTAGON 93 the must-watch Central European MMA event of the week.