A Painful Night in Brno. A Stormtrooper Fell, Other Czechs Went Wild
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Saturday's tournament at the Oktagon in Brno brought eight finishes before the limit, but the home fans still left the arena disappointed. Radek Roušal fell in the main match, and Andrej Kalašnik failed to turn a good start into a win just before him. The other Czechs did relatively well, with Josef Hála and Vlado Lengál scoring the green squares.
Twelve fights, eight of which were finishes. That was the Oktagon 93 tournament in Brno's Winning Group Arena. In the main match of the evening, Czech stormtrooper Radek Roušal fell, who was no match for Dane Jonas Magard. One of the biggest moments, however, was provided by undefeated boxer Josef Hála, who was welcomed by the fans in the most stormy way. In addition, other domestic fighters also showed great performances.
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