Oktagon 95: Škvor vs. Narkun Recap: Full Results and Analysis

Tomasz Narkun arrived at Mattoni Arena in Karlovy Vary on Friday with something to prove, and he delivered. The Polish light heavyweight submitted Daniel Škvor in the first round at 2:29 to headline Oktagon 95, ending the night of the hometown favorite early in front of a disappointed home crowd. It was Narkun's second appearance for the Czech promotion — his debut earlier in 2026 had ended in a decision loss — and this time he was dominant from the opening exchange.

Škvor, fighting at home on a four-fight winning streak, entered the main event as the crowd favorite. He is known for fast, physical finishes and a relentless forward approach. Narkun neutralized those tendencies early, matching Škvor on the feet briefly before pressing the action to the mat. Once on top, Narkun worked methodically through Škvor's defenses and secured the submission at 2:29 of round one. The tap came cleanly, and Narkun rose as the biggest name in Oktagon's light heavyweight division.

The co-main event saw Matúš Juráček survive a difficult opening before stopping Jozef Wittner by TKO at 3:17 of round three. Wittner was active early with body kicks and kept the fight in close quarters, but Juráček grew into the contest. A combination in round three buckled Wittner at the midway point, and Juráček finished with precision.

British fighter Aaron Aby picked up a significant European result in the third bout on the card, winning a unanimous decision over David Dvořák across three rounds. Aby was the more active striker throughout and consistently won the exchanges on the feet.

Timo Feucht delivered the night's fastest finish, stopping Zdeněk Polívka with a first punch in just 13 seconds of round one. Marco Novák added a head-kick KO over Anatolij Baal in round two at 0:57 — one of the cleanest finishes of the night.

Results

Fight	Winner	Method	Round	Time
Daniel Škvor vs. Tomasz Narkun	Tomasz Narkun	Submission	1	2:29
Matúš Juráček vs. Jozef Wittner	Matúš Juráček	TKO	3	3:17
David Dvořák vs. Aaron Aby	Aaron Aby	Unanimous Decision	3	5:00
Zdeněk Polívka vs. Timo Feucht	Timo Feucht	TKO	1	0:13
Václav Štěpán vs. Aria Azarnoosh	Václav Štěpán	Unanimous Decision	3	5:00
Robin Fošum vs. Tomáš Klabík	Robin Fošum	Unanimous Decision	3	3:00
Marco Novák vs. Anatolij Baal	Marco Novák	KO	2	0:57
Viktor Červinský vs. Daniel Hromek	Viktor Červinský	Unanimous Decision	3	5:00
Husein Kadimagomaev vs. Marco Antonio Elpidio	Husein Kadimagomaev	Unanimous Decision	3	5:00
Patrik Pikeš vs. Rakhim Iliskhanov	Rakhim Iliskhanov	Unanimous Decision	3	3:00

Main Event: Narkun Makes His Mark

Narkun's win was built on patient wrestling and opportunistic submission work. In the first two minutes, both fighters tested each other on the feet — Škvor with his characteristic forward pressure and short combinations, Narkun with jabs and lateral movement. When Narkun chose to engage in close range and secured a clinch position, the fight shifted. He worked a trip, put Škvor on the mat, moved into a dominant position, and applied a submission that Škvor could not escape. The tap came at 2:29.

Narkun is now a genuine contender in Oktagon's light heavyweight division. His first Oktagon appearance ended in a decision loss, but this performance showed a different fighter — more composed, more clinical, and more capable of ending fights at a high level. A title fight feels within reach.

Co-Main: Juráček Gets the Finish

Juráček's road to the finish wasn't clean. Wittner made him work in the opening round with body kicks and pressure, and the fight could have gone either way after round one. But Juráček found better timing in round two and was sharper in round three. A left hand hurt Wittner at the midpoint of round three, and Juráček followed with a combination that buckled him completely. The referee stepped in at 3:17. It was a deserved stoppage after a competitive fight.

Prelim Finishes

Timo Feucht's 13-second TKO over Zdeněk Polívka was one of the fastest finishes in Oktagon's history this year. Feucht landed the first significant punch of the fight and didn't need another. Marco Novák delivered a clean head-kick KO over Anatolij Baal in round two at 0:57, a finish that generated immediate attention from the Karlovy Vary crowd. Rakhim Iliskhanov earned a unanimous decision over Patrik Pikeš at lightweight, while Husein Kadimagomaev went the distance to beat Marco Antonio Elpidio by three-judge sweep.