And trouble was coming.PHOTO: MMA OCTAGON
The revenge of the giants, the clash of hulks who can unleash a real wildness in the cage, all this was the duel between Lazar Todev and <a href="https://www.archysport.com/2024/10/octagon-62-results-patrik-kincl-and-pavol-langer-showcase-exceptional-skills-in-action/" title="Octagon 62 Results: Patrik Kincl and Pavol Langer Showcase Exceptional Skills in Action”>Adam Palasz at the Octagon 62 tournament in Frankfurt. Both fighters were motivated, the winner was promised a chance at the title. In the end, Todev won it, who ended his old streak in the middle of the second round by TKO.
The tension before the fight could be cut. The wrestlers even refused to bump their fists, there was no time for any greetings. This was about war.
Both fighters knew each other well, they knew what to expect from each other, they still remembered the joint battle from last year, yet they managed to surprise each other several times. Todev mainly threatened with hard kicks to the calves, Palasz instead gave space to his punches. Both also went at a pace, shooting each other in the middle of the cage. Testing their focus with quick kicks and hard punches, it was an extremely even battle.
On his side, Todev tried to overcome the pressure in the second round. He went forward, landing hard shots, stopped landing the kicks he threatened in the first round. And he knew very well why he was doing it.
Todev drove at a pace and gradually spun the finished combat demolition. He launched a crushing combo at the net, and with one grenade he even shot the guard out of the opponent’s mouth. Splatters of blood appeared on Polák’s face, Todev sensed his chance.
He continued the set trend, increasing the volley of strikes, moving forward despite the opponent’s strikes, and was finally rewarded with a sweet win. Todev sent his opponent to his knees with a sharp back kick, Palasz was significantly shaken and he was saved from further blows by the referee’s timely intervention.
The Bulgarian wild boar thus won a rematch with Hatef Moeil, the champion of the heavy division, with whom he even cut a staredown after the fight, which was also very spicy.
The heavyweights looked into each other’s eyes, after which Moeil took off, he didn’t want to wait for the title fight, he wanted to fight his rival right on the spot. At any cost, he wanted to get through to the Bulgarian rival, while he also dealt one blow to Pavol Neruda, the co-owner of the Octagon.
But there was no battle after battle, the heated champion was finally calmed down with a considerable amount of dedication by Neruda’s boss, security and other members of the yellow and black organization.
