Agit Kabayel vs. Damian Knyba: Full Fight Card Summary

Main Event: Kabayel Stops Knyba in a Controversial Third-Round TKO

Agit Kabayel retained his WBC interim heavyweight title with a Round 3 TKO over previously unbeaten Damian Knyba. The bout opened with Knyba using his height and reach to land sharp uppercuts and right hands, even damaging Kabayel’s eye early. But Kabayel’s trademark body attack shifted momentum in Round 2, and by Round 3 he was landing heavy combinations that staggered Knyba. A clean overhand right prompted the referee to halt the fight, drawing immediate debate from fans and broadcasters who felt the stoppage was premature.

Petar Milas Claims IBF International Heavyweight Title

Petar Milas scored a 10th-round TKO over Granit Shala after multiple knockdowns forced Shala’s corner to throw in the towel. The finish was decisive, though some observers had Shala ahead on the cards entering the final round.

Jadier Herrera Captures Interim WBC Lightweight Title

Cuban rising star Jadier Herrera defeated Ricardo Núñez via TKO in Round 8, securing the interim WBC lightweight belt. The fight featured heavy exchanges, but Herrera’s pressure and accuracy ultimately overwhelmed Núñez.

Roman Fury Extends His Unbeaten Run

Roman Fury continued his progression with a Round 4 TKO over Kevin Greenwood, controlling the action with body work and clean left hands until the referee stepped in.

Additional Results

  • Nelvie Tiafack def. Piotr Cwik — TKO (R2)
  • Kevin Saszik def. Brian Zwart — KO (R1)
  • Daniel Dietz vs. Seun Salami — Majority Draw
  • Gleb Bakshi def. Juan Jose Rodriguez Duran — TKO (R1)
  • Oronzo Birardi def. Milosav Savic — KO (R4)

Final Thoughts

The Kabayel–Knyba card delivered action, drama, and no shortage of controversy. Kabayel strengthened his claim for a world title shot, while the undercard produced decisive finishes across multiple divisions. Still, the night will be remembered as much for its officiating debates as for its knockouts — a storyline that will follow several fighters into their next bouts.

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