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ACB 52 Fight Card, Results And Highlights

Patrik Kincl def. Arbi Agujev via TKO (strikes), Round 2

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Michał Andryszak def. Denis Smoldarev via KO (knee), Round 1

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Joaz Luiz Nogueira def. Shamil Nikaev via Unanimous Decision (29-28, 29-28, 29-28)

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Nikola Dipchikov  def. Alexander Takacs via KO (knee), Round 1

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Erhan Kartal def. Rebuenilton Pereira via Unanimous Decision (29-28, 29-28, 29-28)

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Andrei Vasinca def. Ismail Naurdiev via KO (knee), Round 1

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Matjaz Vicar def. Kahzmat Musaev via submission (armbar), Round 1

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Malik Merad def. Cristian Mitrea via TKO (strikes), Round 1

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D. Yagshimuradov def. Dan Konecke via TKO (strikes), Round 2

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Niko Gjoka def. Paulo Ridrigo De Sousa via Unanimous Decision (30-26, 30-26, 30-26)



After last week's show in Irvine, California, Absolute Championship Berkut (ACB) continue their mini world tour as they head to Vienna, Austria for ACB 52: Another Level of MMA Fighting.

The show took a massive hit in the last 24-hours when no fewer than eight of the Russian fighters were refused entry into Austria after issues with their visas. Despite this setback, the card still goes ahead with ten fights and plenty of talent to be keeping your eyes on.

In the main event, local hero Arbi Aguev (28-7) takes on Czech fighter Patrik Kincl in a battle of two European welterweights who are known for pushing a fast pace and being involved in high-action brawls.

Aguev is off a 'Fight of The Night' performance back in May of last year when he faced Anatoly Tokov at ACB 38. Unfortunately for Aguev, his efforts were in vain that night as he lost via TKO in the fourth round. He was however on a sixteen-fight winning streak prior to that loss, thus he's still only one impressive performance away from reinserting himself back into the ACB welterweight title picture.

If Aguev is to do that, he must take out Patrik Kincl who is riding a win streak of three having defeated Robert Pukac, Renat Lyatifov and Sergey Khandozhko in his last three outings. Like Aguev, Kincl had inactive second half of 2016 so one factor to watch out for in this fight could be the potential of ring rust for both fighters.

Whatever goes down this evening in Vienna it's likely to be a blast so don't miss out. You can watch all the action here live on Flocombat and follow along for results and highlights.