The promotion’s vacant 155lb title was up for grabs in the main event, which featured Mateusz Legierski and Attila Korkmaz battling it out for the belt vacated when Losene Keita signed with the UFC earlier this year. While Korkmaz was coming off a win, Poland’s Legierski was the favorite, having lost to Keita in his last fight, snapping a five-fight win streak as a result.

Where to Watch Oktagon MMA

Oktagon 80 takes place on Saturday, November 22, 2025 at the Sap Garden in Munich, Germany. The event streams live on Oktagon.tv, full results can be found below. The action gets underway starting at 11:20AM ET, 8:20AM PT. Select preliminary card fights can also be streamed below.

Oktagon 80: Legierski vs. Korkmaz Results

Main Card

Mateusz Legierski def. Attila Korkmaz by unanimous decision (49-45, 49-45, 49-45)  – for the vacant Oktagon MMA lightweight championship
Christian Jungwirth def. Niklas Stolze by TKO, Round 4, 4:19
Alexander Poppeck def. David Hošek by TKO, Round 2, 2:25
Ronald Paradeiser def. Geraldo Neto by TKO, Round 2, 2:24
Gökhan Aksu def. Denis Frimpong by TKO, Round 1, 3:58
Matouš Kohout def. Hafeni Nafuka by split decision (28-29, 29-28, 29-29)

Preliminary Card

Felix Klinkhammer def. Máté Kertész by submission (kneebar), Round 1, 4:46
Teo Smith def. Michael Deiga-Scheck by TKO (punches), Round 1, 4:35
Ozan Aslaner def. Marco Elpidio by split decision (29-28, 28-29, 29-28)
Henrique Madureira def. Eriglent Prizreni by submission (inverted triangle), Round 1, 1:10
Eugen Black-Dell def. Eemil Kurhela by TKO, Round 2, 3:30

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Ahead of the fight, the Irishman had received a lot of hate, mainly following the fallout of the Paddy Pimblett sparring video, which saw him choked out. Not to mention due to a severe mismatch in his last fight.

Frimpong channeled that animosity and made a statement at Oktagon 68. Two 30-27 scorecards and a 30-26 scorecard were handed down by the judges following three rounds with Frank. Frimpong appeared to have mentally broke Robin Frank ahead of the fight, and then broke him physically in the fight.

After the bout, Denis Frimpong shared “Project Jon Jones.” Frimpong is expecting his son at the end of May, and took this fight, despite being in the month of Ramadan, to return to competition, and earn cash for the baby. Frimpong also talked about getting another fight in at the end of April, so that he can get a Stroller and a Cot for the baby.

With a win over Robin Frank, Frimpong finds himself closing in on the top ten. A fight against a top ten ranked opponent is certainly feasible, but Frimpong appears dead set on wanting to face Arjan Topallaj. Topallaj was supposed to face Frimpong at Oktagon 68, but pulled out relatively soon after the announcement with a staph infection.

The pair of lightweights had a brief altercation in the VIP section, where they Topallaj pushed Frimpong and said “Let’s fight now.” Cooler heads prevailed, but a fight with Topallaj makes sense, potentially for the late April Oktagon MMA card in Karlovy Vary, or the May card in Munich, depending on the timeline of the birth of his son.

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Kicking off this UFC 313 edition of TTP is our interview with Oktagon MMA welterweight, Denis Frimpong. Frimpong discusses his frustration with not getting as many fights as he’s wanted in the last year. He talks about how that led him to take a fight outside of Oktagon before coming back to the promotion this year. Now with his sights on being active, he’s looking to take out all the popular fighters in the promotion. First he’ll have to get through promotional newcomer Robin Frank. They square off at Oktagon 68 which is the same weekend as UFC 313 and is a part of the main card.

Fights, Dogs, and Parlays: UFC 313 (12:56)

After an exciting UFC Vegas 103, we head back to the big stadiums and pay-per-view. UFC 313 takes place this weekend and one of the UFC’s biggest stars headlines. Alex Pereira looks to defend his light heavyweight belt yet again, this time against talented title challenger Magomed Ankalaev. Plus, Rafael Fiziev steps in on short notice to replace Dan Hooker in a fight with Justin Gaethje. Gaethje derailed his win streak last time, can he do it again? We’ll break down those fights as well as some of our other favorite fights on the main card. Plus, as always, we’re hitting you with an underdog and a plus-money parlay that we think will make your wallet fat this weekend. For this segment, all odds via FanDuel Sportsbook.

Konstantinos Ntelis Interview (25:39)

Closing out this UFC 313 edition of TTP is our interview with Cage Warriors lightweight, Konstantinos Ntelis. Ntelis gives us some insight into the origins of his nickname “The Gambler” and also dig into his upcoming fight this weekend. We get his takes on fighting in the historic city of Rome, being the villian in a fight, and also the stylistic matchup of it all. He fights Michael Pagani this Friday at Cage Warriors 183 on UFC Fight Pass.

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