OKTAGON 93: Both Czech Stars Lose at Home as Mågård Chokes Roušal and Brno Says Goodbye
Winning Group Arena, Brno — September 12, 2026
OKTAGON's last night at Winning Group Arena was built around two hometown headliners. Neither won. Jonas Mågård guillotined Radek Roušal thirty-five seconds into the third, and Kennedy Rayomba outpointed Andrej Kalašnik in the co-main.
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- ✓Mågård (20-7) submitted Roušal (7-3) by guillotine at 0:35 of round three in the featherweight main event.
- ✓Rayomba (8-6) took a unanimous decision (29-27, 29-28, 29-28) over Kalašnik (13-7) in the co-main.
- ✓Both Czech stars fighting at home lost — on OKTAGON's farewell night at the Brno arena.
- ✓Finishes underneath: Lengál's first-round KO of Adorf, Hála's TKO of Úškrt, Ligocki's knee KO of Przysiwek.
- ✓The lesson: a home crowd raises the ceiling and the floor — it lifts a fighter who is winning and tightens one who is not.
OKTAGON 93 took place at Winning Group Arena in Brno, Czech Republic, on September 12, 2026 — the promotion's final event at the venue. Jonas Mågård (20-7) submitted hometown headliner Radek Roušal (7-3) with a guillotine choke at 0:35 of round three in the featherweight main event. In the co-main, Kennedy Rayomba (8-6) beat Andrej Kalašnik (13-7) by unanimous decision (29-27, 29-28, 29-28). Vladimír Lengál knocked out Maurice Adorf in round one, Josef Hála stopped Radovan Úškrt in the STAND and BANG bout, and Daniel Ligocki knocked out Brajan Przysiwek with a knee. OKTAGON 94 follows on September 26 at Deutsche Bank Park in Frankfurt.
A farewell to a building, built around two local headliners. The building got its send-off. The headliners did not get theirs.
The main event Radek Roušal had the crowd, the walkout and two rounds to make it count. Jonas Mågård — 27 fights deep, twenty of them wins — needed thirty-five seconds of the third to close a guillotine and end it. Experience does not always show on tape, but it shows in the moment a fighter's neck is offered and the veteran already has the grip.
The co-main Andrej Kalašnik, the other Czech star on the poster, lost a unanimous decision to Kennedy Rayomba — 29-27 and two 29-28s. Not a robbery, not a blowout: a fight the visitor won round by round while the room waited for a turn that never came.
Underneath, the finishes came Vladimír Lengál knocked out Maurice Adorf in the first. Josef Hála stopped Radovan Úškrt in the STAND and BANG catchweight bout. Daniel Ligocki ended Brajan Przysiwek's night with a knee. A night of finishes, just not the two the building was there for.
The lesson: home is a multiplier, not a gift Nine days ago Katie Taylor turned 80,000 at home into a shutout. Saturday two Czech headliners felt the other side of the same force. A home crowd multiplies whatever is already happening in the cage — a fighter who is winning gets lifted, a fighter who is not gets tighter, and the noise cannot tell the difference. The work that decides which one you are happens weeks earlier, in a quiet gym, and the Corner's mindset folder is where to start if the walkout is the part you dread.
OKTAGON's next stop is a football stadium: OKTAGON 94, September 26, Deutsche Bank Park in Frankfurt.
The crowd cannot fight for you. It can only make the fight you are already in louder.
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FAQ
Who won the OKTAGON 93 main event?+
Jonas Mågård, by guillotine choke at 0:35 of the third round over Radek Roušal, in Brno on September 12, 2026. Mågård moved to 20-7; Roušal fell to 7-3.
What happened in the OKTAGON 93 co-main event?+
Kennedy Rayomba beat Andrej Kalašnik by unanimous decision — 29-27, 29-28, 29-28 — at middleweight.
When is the next OKTAGON event?+
OKTAGON 94 is scheduled for September 26, 2026, at Deutsche Bank Park in Frankfurt, Germany.
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