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Ronald Paradeiser vs. Ivan Buchinger 2 | OKTAGON 50
Ronald Paradeiser (21-8) is a fighter that has been with OKTAGON MMA since basically the beginning. Coming out of the Slovak Republic, Paradeiser had a rough start to his career. He started off 13-8, taking losses to inexperienced opponents but also top flight regional fighters like Ivan Buchinger, Losene Keita, and Mateusz Legierski. He has since rattled off 8 straight wins, including avenging that loss to Buchinger.
Now Paradeiser will look to become the OKMMA Lightweight champion. He's fought his way to the finals of this OKTAGON Lightweight tournament and will face off once again with Losene Keita (15-1). This will serve as the main event for OKTAGON 65 this Sunday (Dec. 29).
Ivan Buchinger vs Mikhail Korobkov - M-1 Challenge 67
Unfortunately for Ivan Buchinger (32-6), he got his clock cleaned in his last fight against Khamzat Dalgiev and dropped the M-1 Featherweight championship. Buchinger will look to bounce back en route to a rematch as he’s scheduled to face off with Ukrainian Andrey Krasnikov (13-3) in the main event of M-1 Challenge 89.
Oktagon 63: Buchinger vs. Nafuka Full Results
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Ivan Buchinger vs Mikhail Korobkov - M-1 Challenge 67
It’s a shame that so many MMA fans only know Ivan Buchinger (31-4) as the last dude to get sparked by Conor McGregor before he got to the UFC. He’s a really good featherweight. I’m talking top 10/15 quality if he could get the competition. The former Cage Warriors lightweight champion will defend his M-1 featherweight champion in the co-main event of M-1 Challenge 73 this Friday (Dec. 9th). His opponent will be upstart featherweight prospect Magomed Idrisov (6-0).
Cage warrior McGregor. That left tho.