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OKTAGON 75: Palokaj vs. Batfalský poster

OKTAGON 75: Palokaj vs. Batfalský 

The biggest MMA show in Europe is returning to Frankfurt! After the phenomenal success of previous tournaments, the legendary Festhalle will once again transform into an adrenaline-filled arena, where the best fighters from all over Europe will clash on September 20, 2025. Get ready for a night of intense battles, suspense, and raw energy that will pull you into the action from start to finish.
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The biggest MMA show in Europe is returning to Frankfurt! After the phenomenal success of previous tournaments, the legendary Festhalle will once again transform into an adrenaline-filled arena, where the best fighters from all over Europe will clash on September 20, 2025. Get ready for a night of intense battles, suspense, and raw energy that will pull you into the action from start to finish.

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Runtime:300 minutes
Studio:Neruda Production, RTL

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