Oktagon 95: Kincl vs. Humburger Preview: Full Fight Card Breakdown

OKTAGON MMA heads to Mattoni Arena in Karlovy Vary, Czech Republic, on Saturday, October 17, for a card with clear divisional stakes at the top. Former middleweight champion Patrik Kincl returns to title contention against rising contender Dominik Humburger, with the winner stepping into line to challenge reigning OKTAGON Middleweight Champion Kerim Engizek. The undercard offers genuine depth, with a light heavyweight contender fight in the co-main and a flyweight matchup featuring a former UFC competitor.

Full Fight Card

Fight	Weight Class	Card Section
Patrik Kincl vs. Dominik Humburger	Middleweight	Main Card
Daniel Škvor vs. Tomasz Narkun	Light Heavyweight	Main Card
Matúš Juráček vs. Jozef Wittner	Welterweight	Main Card
David Dvořák vs. Aaron Aby	Flyweight	Main Card
Zdeněk Polívka vs. Timo Feucht	Light Heavyweight	Main Card
Václav Štěpán vs. Sami Zarabi	Featherweight	Preliminary Card
Robin Fošum vs. Tomáš Klabík	Light Heavyweight	Preliminary Card
Marco Novák vs. Anatolij Baal	Featherweight	Preliminary Card
Viktor Červinský vs. Daniel Hromek	Welterweight	Preliminary Card
Husein Kadimagomaev vs. Marco Antonio Elpidio	Catchweight	Preliminary Card
Patrik Pikeš vs. Rakhim Iliskhanov	Lightweight	Preliminary Card

Main Event: Kincl vs. Humburger — Middleweight Contendership

Patrik Kincl held the OKTAGON Middleweight Championship for over two years. He claimed the belt in 2022, made three successful defences, and built a reputation as one of the most recognizable names in Central European MMA. Then came Kerim Engizek at OKTAGON 62 in October 2024 — a unanimous decision loss that ended the reign.

Kincl has not wasted the time since. He has gone 2-0 with two finishes, the most recent a submission win at OKTAGON 91 in July 2026 that earned him a Performance of the Night bonus. His record stands at approximately 30-12-1 NC. He is a home crowd favourite in the Czech Republic, and the Karlovy Vary atmosphere will be behind him from the start.

Dominik Humburger (12-3) has built his case from the opposite direction. He is younger and on a rise in the division. His record includes a decision loss to Engizek himself in the Tipsport Gamechanger middleweight tournament semifinal in 2025 — meaning both men in this main event have losses to the current champion. Humburger answered his Engizek defeat by winning his next fight via unanimous decision over former ONE Championship title challenger Zebaztian Kadestam at OKTAGON 87. Nine of his 12 wins have come by finish, which makes him a legitimate threat throughout all five rounds.

The matchup sets up as experience against momentum. Kincl brings championship-level rounds and the composure of a fighter who has been at the top of this organization. Humburger brings the hunger and finishing ability of a contender who has studied the champion and has already proved he can beat top-level competition. The winner enters the title conversation against Engizek.

Co-Main Event: Škvor vs. Narkun — Light Heavyweight

This is the most consequential light heavyweight fight OKTAGON has made since champion Will Fleury claimed the belt. Daniel Škvor (11-4) holds the number-one contender position and was originally scheduled to fight Fleury for the title at OKTAGON 92, but had to withdraw due to injury. He returns here with a four-fight finishing streak, all four wins coming inside two rounds. He needs a convincing statement to reclaim the title shot he missed.

Tomasz Narkun (21-7) is a former KSW Light Heavyweight Champion who signed with OKTAGON in 2025 and brings one of the most impressive finishing records in European light heavyweight MMA. He won the KSW title in 2015 and defended it five times, every defence coming before the second round ended. His OKTAGON debut resulted in a decision loss to Alexander Poppeck, making this fight a pivotal opportunity for him to establish relevance in the promotion.

The contrast is compelling. Škvor is the favourite on paper given his status as number-one contender, but Narkun's record of first and second-round finishes makes him dangerous in every exchange. A Narkun upset would shake the light heavyweight division significantly; a convincing Škvor win puts the Fleury title shot back on the table.

Notable Bouts

David Dvořák vs. Aaron Aby — Flyweight (Main Card)

Dvořák (~22-7) competed in the UFC's flyweight division and has returned to OKTAGON to compete at a high domestic level. Aby (19-11-1) has been active in OKTAGON competition and comes off a win at OKTAGON 91. This flyweight matchup is a legitimate talent-level fight for a division that OKTAGON continues to develop.

Matúš Juráček vs. Jozef Wittner — Welterweight (Main Card)

A welterweight contest between two fighters building their records in OKTAGON's Central European field. Both fighters are known for aggressive, forward-pressing styles that tend to keep pace high. A clean five rounds here is unlikely.

Zdeněk Polívka vs. Timo Feucht — Light Heavyweight (Main Card)

The light heavyweight division gets extra representation on this card with three fights in the weight class. Polívka and Feucht add another contest at 205 pounds that gives the division exposure ahead of whatever title fight the promotion schedules for Fleury.

OKTAGON 95 in Karlovy Vary is a card with genuine title implications at the top, a co-main event between two credible contenders in a division that has a live champion, and flyweight and welterweight talent filling out a main card that runs five fights deep. Saturday in the Czech Republic will matter for several divisional pictures heading into the promotion's end-of-year schedule.