OKTAGON 95: Kincl and Humburger Battle for a Title Shot

OKTAGON MMA returns to Karlovy Vary, Czechia, on Saturday, October 17th, as OKTAGON 95 brings a domestic-heavy card to Mattoni Arena. The middleweight main event sees former champion Patrik “Inspektor” Kincl face Dominik “Hambáč” Humburger, with the winner positioned to become the division’s next title challenger.

The main event

Kincl enters as one of the defining figures in Czech MMA. The former four-time OKTAGON middleweight champion and former pound-for-pound number one is chasing another route back to the belt—potentially one of the final title runs of his career. His experience, technical approach and long résumé make him a formidable test for anyone in the division.

Humburger represents the next wave. The 12–3 contender is ranked third at middleweight and has built a reputation on durability, pressure and all-action fights. He meets Kincl in a high-stakes Czech clash: the proven former champion against the contender looking to take the next step.

A deep domestic card

The co-main event features light-heavyweight contender Daniel Škvor against former six-time KSW champion Tomasz Narkun. Škvor, known for his striking pedigree, faces a veteran Polish opponent with 15 submission victories—an obvious stylistic threat if the fight reaches the ground.

Elsewhere, former UFC flyweight David Dvořák meets Aaron Aby in an important 125-pound matchup, while Zdeněk “Gameover” Polívka makes his return after roughly 18 months away against Germany’s Timo Feucht. Matúš Juráček also returns to OKTAGON after a three-year absence to face Jozef Wittner.

Other matchups include Václav Štěpán vs. Sami Zarabi at featherweight, Marco Novák vs. Anatolij Baal, Husein Kadimagomaev vs. Marco Elpidio at 72kg, Viktor Červinský vs. Daniel Hromek at welterweight, and Robin Fošum vs. Tomáš Klabík under Stand and Bang rules.

With a title opportunity at stake, a major Czech MMA main event and several returning names throughout the card, OKTAGON 95 is built around one key question: can Kincl’s championship experience overcome Humburger’s momentum, or will the younger contender force his way into a title shot?