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\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\tOKTAGON 94 Breaks Viewing Records With 1.8 Million Live Viewers and 4.7 Million Content Views<\/span>\n\t\t\t\t\t\t\t<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n OKTAGON filled a football stadium, then pulled in an audience that stretched well beyond Frankfurt. OKTAGON 94 attracted more than 1.8 million unique live viewers across its broadcast platforms, with total content views passing 4.7 million, according to figures released by the promotion. That makes it the most-watched event in the organisation\u2019s ten-year history. <\/p>\n The September 26 show at Deutsche Bank Park drew 57,000 spectators, giving the anniversary celebration a stadium-sized backdrop. But the viewing records came from fans watching elsewhere, with Germany\u2019s free-to-air RTL coverage and a new DAZN partnership helping take the action to television screens and streaming devices.<\/p>\n RTL broadcast the evening\u2019s final two bouts live on its national free-to-air channel, attracting more than 922,000 unique viewers, according to OKTAGON\u2018s figures. Its streaming service, RTL+, added a platform record of 462,000 viewers. The DAZN agreement made the broadcast available to fans in more than 150 countries, extending access beyond the promotion\u2019s European audience. <\/p>\n \u201cGetting the two main fights onto Germany\u2019s free-to-air RTL channel and reaching over 1.8 million viewers is a historic milestone for European MMA,\u201d co-owner and promoter Ond\u0159ej Novotn\u00fd said. He also described the event as further evidence of the organisation\u2019s growing television presence. <\/p>\n The 1.8 million figure refers to unique live viewers, while the 4.7 million total covers content views. <\/p>\n OKTAGON\u2019s accompanying social figures were sizeable too: 215.7 million total impressions, 71,601 new Instagram followers and a stated combined reach of 434 million across its channels, media, creators and fighters. That last number covers a different collection of accounts from the promotion\u2019s own channels, so it is separate from the impressions total and live viewing figures. <\/p>\n Inside the cage, David Kozma gave Frankfurt\u2019s Christian Eckerlin a homecoming to forget. The former welterweight champion secured a rear-naked choke at 4:58 of the first round, finishing the main event with two seconds left before the horn. It was Kozma\u2019s third consecutive victory and took his professional record to 35-15. Max Coga beat Christian Jungwirth by unanimous decision in their German showdown, with the contest receiving the \u201cXTB Fight of the Night\u201d award. <\/p>\n Karlos V\u00e9mola supplied another talking point on his return from retirement, stopping Frederic Vosgr\u00f6ne with ground-and-pound at 4:50 of round two. Vosgr\u00f6ne entered with a 5-0 professional record; V\u00e9mola handed him his first professional MMA defeat.<\/p>\nOKTAGON 94 Breaks Records<\/h2>\n