FNC 34 takes place on Saturday 24 October 2026 at the Boris Trajkovski Arena in Skopje, North Macedonia, the promotion's first event in the country. The show starts at 19:00 local time (17:00 UTC, 1 PM ET), and Lom-Ali Eskiev defends his lightweight title against Marko Bojkovic in the main event. Where to watch FNC 34 depends on where you live: the official FNC page points to the FNC.tv pay-per-view stream, while Croatian outlets report an exclusive broadcast on VOYO.
Date, venue and start time
According to the FNC event page, FNC 34 begins at 19:00 in Skopje, which is the same time in Croatia, Germany, France and Spain. The venue is the Boris Trajkovski Sports Center, also called T Arena, which the Macedonian outlet Vesnik says is expecting a crowd of about 8,000. The FNC page does not give separate times for doors or the preliminary bouts, so plan to tune in at the start if you want to see the whole card.
Where to watch FNC 34
The sources do not fully agree on the broadcaster. FNC's own event page lists FNC.tv as the official streaming platform, with a "Buy PPV" option, and Vesnik also reports a live stream on FNC.tv across Europe. FNC.tv says shows can be watched on a computer, tablet or phone and are available for replay for 24 hours after the event.
In Croatia, RTL and Net.hr say FNC 34 will be shown live and exclusively on the VOYO platform. Neither report mentions FNC.tv. If you are in Croatia, VOYO is the broadcaster named by those outlets; elsewhere, FNC.tv is the stream the promotion itself lists. Check both services for regional restrictions and pricing before fight night.
The main card
Net.hr counts ten bouts in total. The main event is a lightweight title fight between champion Lom-Ali Eskiev (24-7-0, 1 NC, Germany) and Marko Bojkovic (11-2-0, Serbia) according to our data. Eskiev knocked out Francisco Barrio in the first round of a title fight at FNC 27 in February, after losing a decision to Barrio in a title fight at FNC 24. Bojkovic is ranked number two at lightweight in FNC and has won his last two, a decision over Piotr Niedzielski at FNC 31 and a third round TKO of Ivan Vulchyn at FNC 28.
According to the FNC event page, the rest of the main card is:
- Toshe Cvetkov vs. Miljan Rovcanin, 101 kg Ultimate Boxing
- Alen Amedovski vs. Tato Primera, 81.5 kg
- Khanbulat Irisbiev vs. Antonio Budimir, 77 kg
- Nemanja Nikolic vs. Jivko Stoimenov, 84 kg
- Anastasios Chatzigeorgiadis vs. Gheorghe Balaur, no weight listed
- Nikola Durdev vs. Dino Starcevic
- Bondo Kikadze vs. Elias Erber, 61 kg
The preliminary bouts are Marko Trajanovski vs. Luka Lainovic at 93 kg, Martin Horsch vs. Nikita Zelinskyi, and an amateur women's bout, Daniela Aleksovska vs. Mina Chatzopoulou, over three three-minute rounds at 52 kg. Net.hr places the Trajanovski fight among the opening bouts, while other listings show the order differently, so the running order may change.
North Macedonia's fighters
Five fighters from the host country are on the card, according to the FNC event page. Toshe Cvetkov takes on Serbia's Miljan Rovcanin in the boxing rules bout, Alen Amedovski faces Spain's Tato Primera, and Dino Starcevic meets Serbia's Nikola Durdev.
Vesnik highlights two younger names. Marko Trajanovski, who it says became the first Macedonian to win gold at the European MMA Championship in Belgrade in February 2025, at age 16, faces Montenegro's Luka Lainovic in a professional bout. Daniela Aleksovska, named Macedonia's Young Athlete of the Year for 2025 according to the same outlet, fights Greece's Mina Chatzopoulou.
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