When it comes to mixed martial arts in the Czech Republic, OKTAGON 72, the largest and most influential MMA event in the country, featuring top fighters, dramatic finishes, and record-breaking viewership. Also known as OKTAGON MMA, it has become the heartbeat of Czech combat sports, drawing fans from Prague to Ostrava and beyond. This isn’t just another fight night—it’s a cultural moment where local heroes step into the cage and change the game.
OKTAGON 72 isn’t just about the fights. It’s about the fighters who train in garages and small gyms, then walk out under the lights to face world-class opponents. You’ll find MMA, a full-contact combat sport combining striking and grappling techniques from various disciplines. Also known as mixed martial arts, it requires strength, strategy, and nerves of steel. The event brings together athletes from disciplines like Brazilian jiu-jitsu, Muay Thai, and wrestling—all under one roof. And it’s not just for hardcore fans. Even if you’ve never watched a fight before, OKTAGON 72 delivers drama you can’t ignore: last-second submissions, knockouts that shake the arena, and fighters who refuse to quit.
The event also highlights český MMA, the rapidly growing local scene that’s producing world-class talent without the backing of big American promotions. Also known as Czech MMA, it’s built on grit, not budgets. Fighters like Tomáš Hron, Jan Błachowicz (before he went global), and rising stars from OKTAGON’s own roster prove you don’t need to move abroad to make a name. The crowd chants their names, local sponsors back them, and TV ratings keep climbing. OKTAGON 72 didn’t just happen—it was built by people who believed Czech fighters could compete with anyone.
And then there’s the atmosphere. The lights, the music, the crowd roaring as the cage door slams shut. It’s not just a sport—it’s theater with real stakes. You’ll find stories here: fighters overcoming injuries, comeback wins, and emotional post-fight interviews that go viral. This isn’t scripted. It’s raw. It’s real. And it’s all happening right here.
Below you’ll find every fight result, fighter profile, and behind-the-scenes moment from OKTAGON 72. Whether you missed the live broadcast or just want to relive the chaos, this collection has it all. No fluff. No filler. Just the fights that moved a nation.
Karlos Vémola porazil Attilu Végha v posledním zápase své kariéry na OKTAGON 72 v Praze, ukončil šestiletou rivalitu a získal titul nebeského šampiona. Událost se stala největší v historii českého a slovenského MMA.